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scalp a Negro. In the latter statement they are corroborated by all the tribes and by persons who know their habits; and the records of the adjutant general's office fail to show the loss of the 17 Negro soldiers, or any soldiers at all. They deny having robbed Jones or insulted Page or Tappan. Tappan's testimony was taken, in which he brands the whole statement of Jones as false, and declares that both he and Page so informed Major Douglas within a few days after Jones made his affidavit. We took the testimony of Major Douglas, in which he admits the correctness of Tappan's statement, but, for some reason unexplained, he failed to communicate the correction to General Hancock. The threats to take the horses and attack the posts on the Arkansas were made in a vein of jocular bravado, and not understood by any one present at the time to possess the least importance. The case of the Box family has already been explained, and this completes the case against the Kiowas and Comanches, who are exculpated by the united testimony of all the tribes from any share in the late troubles.

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he erred, he can very well roll a part of the responsibility on others; not alone on subordinate commanders, who were themselves deceived by others, but on those who were able to guard against the error and yet failed to do it. We have hundreds of treaties with the Indians, and military posts are situated everywhere on their reservations. Since 1837 these treaties have not been compiled, and no provision is made, when a treaty is proclaimed, to furnish it to the commanders of posts, departments, or divisions. This is the fault of Congress.

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tends to show that we have lost many soldiers, besides a larger number of settlers, on the frontier. The most valuable trains belonging to individuals, as well as to government, among which was a government train of ammunition, were captured by those wild horsemen. Stations were destroyed. Hundreds of horses and mules were taken, and found in their possession when we met them in council; while we are forced to believe that their entire loss since the burning of their village consists of six men killed.

1561: 1120: 1838: 4120: 1327:, while President Johnson wholeheartedly approved. Heedless of the situation in Washington, Hancock soon put his words into action, refusing local Republican politicians' requests to use his power to overturn elections and court verdicts, while also letting it be known that open insurrection would be suppressed. Hancock's popularity within the Democratic party grew to the extent that he was considered a potential presidential nominee for that party in 1098:, the humiliation of Reams's Station contributed, along with the lingering effects of his Gettysburg wound, to his decision to give up field command in November. He left the II Corps after a year in which it had suffered over 40,000 casualties, but had achieved significant military victories. His next assignment was to command the ceremonial First Veteran Corps. He performed more recruiting, commanded the Middle Department, and relieved Maj. Gen. 1700: 4140: 4130: 1273: 1007: 963:. During the massive Confederate artillery bombardment that preceded the infantry assault, Hancock was prominent on horseback, reviewing and encouraging his troops. When one of his subordinates protested, "General, the corps commander ought not to risk his life that way," Hancock is said to have replied, "There are times when a corps commander's life does not count." During the infantry assault, his old friend, 753: 1592:. Hancock lost the election to Garfield. Garfield polled only 39,213 more votes than Hancock, the popular vote being 4,453,295 for Garfield and 4,414,082 for Hancock. The electoral count, however, had a much larger spread, as Garfield polled 214 electoral votes and Hancock only 155. Garfield would be shot four months into his presidency on July 2, 1881, and would die on September 19, 1881. 1583:, but needed to add a few of the Northern states to their total to win the election. The practical differences between the parties were few, and the Republicans were reluctant to attack Hancock personally because of his heroic reputation. The one policy difference the Republicans were able to exploit was a statement in the Democratic platform endorsing "a 1331:. Although Hancock collected a significant number of delegates at the 1868 convention, his presidential possibilities went unfulfilled. Even so, he was henceforth identified as a rare breed in politics: one who believed in the Democratic Party's principles of states' rights and limited government, but whose anti-secessionist sentiment was unimpeachable. 1444:. When railroad workers went on strike to protest wage cuts, the nation's transportation system was paralyzed. The governors of Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Maryland asked President Hayes to call in federal troops to re-open the railways. Once federal troops entered the cities, most of the strikers melted away, but there were some violent clashes. 943:'s corps continued the attack toward the Union center, Hancock rallied the defenses and rushed units to the critical spots. First, he sent the 3rd Brigade of the 3rd Division, under Col. George Willard, into the fray to stop the advance of Confederate Brigadier General William Barksdale's Brigade. In one famous incident, he sacrificed a regiment, the 956:'s Division had gotten into Union batteries and were fighting the cannoneers hand-to-hand. Hancock sent the First Brigade of his Third Division, under Colonel Samuel S. Carroll, to the fighting. The brigade was crucial in flushing the enemy out of the batteries and dispatching them back down the face of East Cemetery Hill. 977:'s division, was wounded and died two days later. Hancock could not meet with his friend because he had just been wounded himself, a severe wound caused by a bullet striking the pommel of his saddle, entering his inner right thigh along with wood fragments and a large bent nail. Helped from his horse by aides, and with a 738:

personal appearance.... His genial disposition made him friends, and his personal courage and his presence with his command in the thickest of the fight won for him the confidence of troops serving under him. No matter how hard the fight, the 2nd corps always felt that their commander was looking after them.

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violated, from which she soon died. The Indians were gone, and the report spread that she had been a captive among them, and they had committed this outrage before leaving. The Indians say that she was an idiotic Cheyenne girl, forgotten in the confusion of flight, and if violated, it was not by them.

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for organizing this expedition. He had just come to the department, and circumstances were ingeniously woven to deceive him. His distinguished services in another field of patriotic duty had left him but little time to become acquainted with the remote or immediate causes producing these troubles. If

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Though this recital should prove tedious, it was thought necessary to guard the future against the errors of the past. We would not blunt the vigilance of military men in the Indian country, but we would warn them against the acts of the selfish and unprincipled, who need to be watched as well as the

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The Cheyennes admit that one of their young men in a private quarrel, both parties being drunk, killed a New Mexican at Fort Zarah. Such occurrences are so frequent among the whites on the plains that ignorant Indians might be pardoned for participating, if it be done merely to evidence their advance

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in the horrific fighting at "Bloody Lane". Hancock and his staff made a dramatic entrance to the battlefield, galloping between his troops and the enemy, parallel to the Sunken Road. His men assumed that Hancock would order counterattacks against the exhausted Confederates, but he carried orders from

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Hancock's name had been proposed several times for the Democratic nomination for president, but he never captured a majority of delegates. In 1880, however, Hancock's chances improved. President Hayes had promised not to run for a second term, and the previous Democratic nominee, Tilden, declined to

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The great principles of American liberty are still the lawful inheritance of this people, and ever should be. The right of trial by jury, the habeas corpus, the liberty of the press, the freedom of speech, the natural rights of persons and the rights of property must be preserved. Free institutions,

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Whether war existed previous to that time seems to have been a matter of doubt even with General Hancock himself. From that day forward no doubt on the subject was entertained by anybody. The Indians were then fully aroused, and no more determined war has ever been waged by them. The evidence taken

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The next morning General Custer, under orders, stated in pursuit of the Indians with his cavalry, and performed a campaign of great labor and suffering, passing over a vast extent of country, but seeing no hostile Indians. When the fleeing Indians reached the Smoky Hill they destroyed a station and

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defensive lines, but he deferred to Smith's advice because Smith knew the ground and had been on the field all day, and no significant assaults were made before the Confederate lines were reinforced. One of the great opportunities of the war was lost. After his corps participated in the assaults at

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Orders were then given to surround the village and capture the Indians remaining. The order was obeyed, but the chiefs and warriors had departed. The only persons found were an old Sioux and an idiotic girl of eight or nine years of age. It afterwards appeared that the person of this girl had been

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The Kiowas and Comanches, it will be seen, deny the statement of Jones in every particular. They say that no war party came in at the time stated, or at any other time, after the treaty of 1865. They deny that they killed any Negro soldiers, and positively assert that no Indian was ever known to

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If, when we make up our estimate of a public man, conspicuous both as a soldier and in civil life, we are to think first and chiefly of his manhood, his integrity, his purity, his singleness of purpose, and his unselfish devotion to duty, we can truthfully say of Hancock that he was through and

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of the 1st Corps, which had come from Cemetery Hill to help quell the crisis, to recover some artillery pieces the Confederates had captured and were pulling away. The Vermonters were successful. Having stabilized his line, he turned his attention to the sound of fighting on East Cemetery Hill.

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for revenue only." Garfield's campaigners used this statement to paint the Democrats as unsympathetic to the plight of industrial laborers, a group that would benefit by a high protective tariff. The tariff issue cut Democratic support in industrialized Northern states, which were essential in

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The Indian now became an outlaw -- not only the Cheyennes and Sioux, but all the tribes on the plains. The superintendent of an express company, Cottrell, issued a circular order to the agents and employees of the company in the following language: "You will hold no communications with Indians

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One military historian wrote, "No other Union general at Gettysburg dominated men by the sheer force of their presence more completely than Hancock." As another wrote, "his tactical skill had won him the quick admiration of adversaries who had come to know him as the 'Thunderbolt of the

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The Arapahoes admit that a party of their young men, with three young warriors of the Cheyennes, returning from an excursion against the Utes, attacked the train of Mr. Weddell, of New Mexico, during the month of March, and they were gathering up the stock when the war commenced.

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applied to stanch the bleeding, he removed the saddle nail himself and, mistaking its source, remarked wryly, "They must be hard up for ammunition when they throw such shot as that." News of Armistead's mortal wounding was brought to Hancock by a member of his staff, Capt.

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The original Winfield Scott Hancock Elementary School, located at Arch and East Spruce Streets in Norristown, Pennsylvania, was built in 1895 in memory of the General who grew up not far from the site. It was replaced in 1962 by a new building still in use by the

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in 1881, explaining that "The object of the NRA is to increase the military strength of the country by making skill in the use of arms as prevalent as it was in the days of the Revolution." Hancock was a Charter Director and the first president of the

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as more numerous Confederate forces drove the I and XI Corps back through the town. He had the authority from Meade to withdraw, so he was responsible for the decision to stand and fight at Gettysburg. At the conclusion of the day's action, Maj. Gen.

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1868 presidential victory, the Republicans were firmly in charge in Washington. As a result, Hancock found himself transferred, this time away from the sensitive assignment of reconstructing the South and into the relative backwater that was the

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Hancock's order encouraged white Democrats across the South who hoped to return to civilian government more quickly, but discomforted blacks and Republicans in the South who feared a return to the antebellum ways of traditional white dominance.

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Hancock suffered from the effects of his Gettysburg wound for the rest of the war. After recuperating in Norristown, he performed recruiting services over the winter and returned in the spring to field command of the II Corps for Lt. Gen.

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Grant's remains was in the charge of General Hancock. As he appeared on the scene at the commencement of Grant's funeral procession, Hancock was met with a mild applause, but with a gesture he directed a silence and respect for Grant.

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whatever. If Indians come within shooting distance, shoot them. Show them no mercy, for they will show you none." This was in the Indian country. He closes by saying: "General Hancock will protect you and our property."

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telegraphed to Washington that "Hancock was superb today" and the appellation stuck. McClellan did not follow through on Hancock's initiative, however, and Confederate forces were allowed to withdraw unmolested.

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killed several men. A courier having brought this intelligence to General Hancock, he at once ordered the Indian village, of about 300 lodges, together with the entire property of the tribes, to be burned.

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died, leaving Hancock the army's senior major general. This entitled him to a more prominent command, and President Grant, still desirous to keep Hancock from a Southern post, assigned him command of the

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Hancock took his electoral defeat in stride and attended Garfield's inauguration. Following the election, Hancock carried on as commander of the Division of the Atlantic. He was elected president of the

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only a few blocks away at Arch and Summit Streets, which is also named after General Hancock. The original 1895 building still stands and is used by a community non-profit organization.

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of 1876 and the subsequent end to Reconstruction in 1877 convinced many observers that the election of 1880 would give the Democrats their best chance at victory in a generation.

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for gallant and meritorious service in those actions. Hancock was wounded in the knee at Churubusco and developed a fever. Although he was well enough to join his regiment at

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McClellan to hold his position. He was promoted to major general of volunteers on November 29, 1862. He led his division in the disastrous attack on Marye's Heights in the

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in November 1858. He remained there, joined by Allie and the children, until the Civil War broke out in 1861, serving as a captain and assistant quartermaster under future

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establishing a Democratic majority. In the end, the Democrats and Hancock failed to carry any of the Northern states they had targeted, with the exception of

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Hancock "the superb" : the early life and public career of Winfield S. Hancock ... including also a sketch of the life of Hon. William H. English

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in civilization. The Indians claim that the Spaniard was in fault, and further protest that no demand was ever made for the delivery of the Indian.

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in June 1880, Hancock led on the first ballot, but did not have a majority. By the second ballot, Hancock received the requisite two-thirds, and

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All the while Hancock was posted in New York, he did his best to keep his political ambitions alive. He received some votes at the Democrats'

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ordered the executions to be carried out on July 7. Although he was reluctant to execute some of the less-culpable conspirators, especially

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Major General Winfield Scott Hancock. From the Liljenquist Family Collection of Civil War Photographs, Prints and Photographs Division,

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The life and public services of Winfield Scott Hancock, major-general, U.S.A. Also, the life and services of Hon. William H. English

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while they are essential to the prosperity and happiness of the people, always furnish the strongest inducements to peace and order.

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Hancock's time in the West was brief. President Johnson, unhappy with the way Republican generals were governing the South under

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during his exploration of the Yellowstone region formally named a summit on what would become the southern boundary of the park

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Hancock died in 1886 at Governors Island, still in command of the Military Division of the Atlantic, the victim of an infected

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Indian. The origin and progress of this war are repeated in nearly all Indian wars. The history of one will suffice for many.

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descent. Benjamin Hancock was a schoolteacher when his sons were born. A few years after their birth, he moved the family to

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and a skillful politician, as well as a former general from the Civil War. Hancock and the Democrats expected to carry the

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and other subordinates just after Hancock's arrival led to an instigation of violent reprisals by the Native Americans:

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Life and military career of Winfield Scott Hancock : [and,] biographical sketch of Hon. Wm. H. English

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Hancock's General Order Number 40 was quickly condemned by Republicans in Washington, especially by the

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in 1863. His military service continued after the Civil War, as Hancock participated in the military

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for "... his gallant, meritorious and conspicuous share in that great and decisive victory."

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run again due to poor health. Hancock faced several competitors for the nomination, including

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General Winfield Scott Hancock leading Ulysses S. Grant's funeral procession in New York City

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and commanded a critical breakthrough assault of the Mule Shoe at the "Bloody Angle" in the

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It was during this tour that Hancock had the opportunity to contribute to the creation of

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and a troop of 5 cavalrymen from Fort Ellis to escort the expedition. In 1871, Captain

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His noted integrity was a counterpoint to the corruption of the era, for as President

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arrived on the field and assumed command until Gen. Meade arrived after midnight.

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Encyclopedia of the American Civil War: A Political, Social, and Military History

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veterans organization from 1879 until his death in 1886. He was the author of

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Hancock returned east to assume quartermaster duties for the rapidly growing

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on May 12, shattering the Confederate defenders in his front, including the

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The life and public services of Winfield Scott Hancock, major-general, US A

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REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT BY THE INDIAN PEACE COMMISSION, JANUARY 7, 1868"

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Unsuccessful major party candidates for President of the United States

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Scott's army moved farther inland from Puebla unopposed and attacked

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from 1878 until his death in 1886. He was commander-in-chief of the

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when the first one opened in Norristown in the late 1830s. In 1840,

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also became contentious as a result of white encroachment into the

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in Southern California before the war were omitted from the film.

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Hancock's most famous service was as a new corps commander at the

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swept the field on the second ballot. The Republican candidate,

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brother Hilary Baker Hancock were born on February 14, 1824, in

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Winfield Scott Hancock is memorialized in a number of statues:

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Hancock's only significant military defeat occurred during the

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launched assaults on both ends of the line. On the Union left,

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church and participated in municipal government (as an avowed

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the following month and was wounded in the abdomen. At the

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Hancock, surrounded by three of his division commanders:

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was dedicated September 11, 1947, along Bethlehem Pike (

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After Grant's army slipped past Lee's army to cross the

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Hancock's tour in Florida coincided with the end of the

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American military personnel of the Mexican–American War

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Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States

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to honor the general's decision to provide the escort.

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Dennison, Charles Wheeler; Herbert, George B. (1880).

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List of equestrian statues in the District of Columbia

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Southworth, Alvan S.; Bayard, Thomas Francis (1880).

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thought Hancock was the ideal Reconstruction general.

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Hancock served in a number of assignments as an army

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Hancock's new assignment found him in charge of the

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as part of the Pennsylvania Memorial at Gettysburg.

1071:, Hancock was promoted to brigadier general in the 1090:attacked and overran the faulty Union position at 1082:. His II Corps moved south of the city, along the 1001: 854:Winfield S. Hancock and staff during the Civil War 729: 531:, the local Congressman, nominated Hancock to the 420:for veteran officers of the Mexican-American War. 404:and the U.S.'s western expansion and war with the 3034:. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2001. 1608:Military Service Institution of the United States 877:, July 1 to 3, 1863. After his friend, Maj. Gen. 8843:People of Pennsylvania in the American Civil War 8744: 3373: 1387:. In August 1870, he ordered the 2nd Cavalry at 1194:Soon after arriving, he was assigned by General 913:On July 2, Hancock's II Corps was positioned on 3290: 3245:Generals in Blue: Lives of the Union Commanders 3011:Cluff, Mary Lynn. "Winfield Scott Hancock." In 1795:, by sculptor James Wilson Alexander MacDonald. 1759:, on the New York State Monument at Gettysburg. 1399:. Hancock's order led to the assignment of Lt. 1115:Execution of Lincoln assassination conspirators 806:, Hancock assumed command of the 1st Division, 488:The Hancock and Hoxworth families had lived in 8838:People of California in the American Civil War 3267:Hancock's War: Conflict on the Southern Plains 3135:. Bloomfield: Indiana University Press, 1988. 2003:Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography 8813:Infectious disease deaths in New York (state) 8337: 7946: 7637: 6521: 4170: 3526: 3269:. Norman, OK: Arthur H. Clark Company, 2010. 2802:The Stolen Election: Hayes versus Tilden–1876 1999:"Genealogical Sketch of General W.S. Hancock" 1841:1886 $ 2 Silver Certificate depicting Hancock 1206:, with whom relations had worsened since the 810:, following the mortal wounding of Maj. Gen. 361:(February 14, 1824 – February 9, 1886) was a 8848:Presidents of the National Rifle Association 3416:Hancock's report of the Battle of Gettysburg 3160:Landscape Turned Red: The Battle of Antietam 2681: 2679: 2642: 2640: 2549: 2547: 2047:list of West Point officers in the Civil War 1810:, New Jersey, was named for General Hancock. 1791:A monumental bronze bust in Hancock Square, 1555: 1213:The official report to the President by the 1198:to lead an expedition to negotiate with the 1109: 416:. From 1881 to 1885 he was president of the 6387:National Democratic Redistricting Committee 6362:Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee 2375: 2373: 2338: 2336: 2203: 2201: 2082: 2080: 1925:List of American Civil War generals (Union) 1415:Command in the East and political ambitions 693:, where the 6th Infantry arrived after the 8344: 8330: 7953: 7939: 7644: 7630: 6528: 6514: 4177: 4163: 4139: 4129: 3533: 3519: 3194:. New York: W. W. Norton & Co., 1991. 2987:, February 16, 2003. 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Gen. 625: 567:regiment, and initially was stationed in 455:historical depiction taken from biography 8803:Deaths from diabetes in New York (state) 8358:1880 United States presidential election 7967:1876 United States presidential election 7658:1868 United States presidential election 6382:National Conference of Democratic Mayors 6377:Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee 6357:Democratic Attorneys General Association 3358:. New York, C. L. Webster & company. 3330: 3179:. Campbell, CA: Savas Publishing, 1998. 3133:Winfield Scott Hancock: A Soldier's Life 2370: 2333: 2198: 2077: 1836: 1710: 1698: 1681: 1559: 1510: 1473:1880 United States presidential election 1271: 1154: 1118: 1005: 949:13th Vermont Volunteer Infantry Regiment 881:, was killed early on July 1, Maj. Gen. 857: 849: 838: 751: 546: 446: 442: 8100: 6413:National Federation of Democratic Women 3355:Reminiscences of Winfield Scott Hancock 3351: 3118:Winfield Scott Hancock: Gettysburg Hero 3102:Reminiscences of Winfield Scott Hancock 2685:Jordan, pp. 206–08; Walker, pp. 301–03. 2673:Jordan, pp. 204–05; Tucker, pp. 279–84. 2354:Reminiscences of Winfield Scott Hancock 2351: 2272: 2270: 2268: 2266: 2264: 2262: 2068: 1996: 1974: 1972: 1970: 1968: 1966: 1755:representing Hancock's wounding during 1716:General Winfield Scott Hancock Memorial 1647:Reminiscences of Winfield Scott Hancock 1334: 1191:, Kansas, and took up his new posting. 673:. His duties were primarily those of a 8745: 6535: 3480:National Rifle Association of America 3380:. New York, The American news company. 3362: 3326:. Chicago, H. A. Sumner & company. 3105:. New York: Charles L. 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Kelley. 3046:Goodrich, Frederick Elizur (1886). 2858:Jordan, pp. 292–96; Walker, p. 307. 2580:Jordan, pp. 179–80; Tucker, p. 272. 1895:that depict Hancock and his friend 1466: 13: 8768:American people of English descent 3259: 3162:. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1983. 2703:Jordan, p. 212; Walker pp. 301–02. 2195:Jordan, p. 25; Hancock, pp. 24–27. 1397:Washburn-Langford-Doane Expedition 1041:Battle of Spotsylvania Court House 312:Battle of Spotsylvania Court House 14: 8869: 8818:Members of the Aztec Club of 1847 3385: 2967:Bowers, D.Q., and Sundman, D.M., 2804:, Agberg, Ltd. 1968, pp. 199–213. 2036:Tucker, pp. 18–21; Walker, p. 10. 1267: 823:, his division covered Maj. Gen. 519:Hancock was at first educated at 8778:American people of Welsh descent 6435:High School Democrats of America 6367:Democratic Governors Association 6324:Congressional Progressive Caucus 5093:2020 (Milwaukee/other locations) 4138: 4128: 4119: 4118: 3377:Life of Gen. Winfield S. Hancock 3352:Hancock, Almira Russell (1887). 3320:Freed, Augustus Toplady (1880). 3286:. Cincinnati, Douglass Brothers. 3069:. New York: Random House, 1958. 2971:, Whitman Publishing, LLC, 2006. 1909: 1762:An equestrian statue located at 1552:was chosen as his running mate. 1497: 1488: 1062:'s assaults on the lightly held 935:, to reinforce the Union in the 733: 226: 170: 6302:Steering and Outreach Committee 3085:Personal Memoirs of U. S. 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He was appointed a brevet 337:Battle of Boydton Plank Road 327:Second Battle of Deep Bottom 7: 4366:1860 (Charleston/Baltimore) 4124:All presidential candidates 3192:Andrew Johnson, A Biography 1997:Jenkins, Howard M. (1886). 1902: 970:, now leading a brigade in 616:breakthrough to Mexico City 556:Hancock was commissioned a 322:First Battle of Deep Bottom 10: 8874: 6480:2017 chairmanship election 6475:2005 chairmanship election 6430:Young Democrats of America 3430:Gen. Hancock's Grand March 3309:John Wien, Forney (1880). 3176:The Generals of Gettysburg 3067:Fredericksburg to Meridian 3062:The Civil War: A Narrative 2981:"Gods and Generals" review 2392:Gettysburg: The Second Day 2052:December 30, 2013, at the 1834:, where Hancock was born. 1603:National Rifle Association 1470: 1217:found that the actions of 1169:Department of the Missouri 1161:Middle Military Department 1131:conspirators, July 7, 1865 821:Battle of Chancellorsville 412:. 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"Baldy" Smith 658:in 1855 and assigned to 307:Battle of the Wilderness 292:Battle of Fredericksburg 19:Not to be confused with 8783:Burials in Pennsylvania 6460:Presidential candidates 3032:Civil War High Commands 2751:Yellowstone Place Names 1300:Fifth Military District 1215:Indian Peace Commission 1179:and the territories of 719:Confederate States Army 8823:Pennsylvania Democrats 6339:Problem Solvers Caucus 6334:New Democrat Coalition 5188:(1885–1889; 1893–1897) 4144:Third-party candidates 3770:Winfield Scott Hancock 3660:William Henry Harrison 3149:National Review Online 3052:Boston, B. B. Russell. 2634:Trefousse, pp. 289–90. 1842: 1766:and 7th Street, NW in 1735:Gettysburg Battlefield 1722: 1708: 1687: 1680: 1667: 1565: 1546:William Hayden English 1480:Hancock after the War 1401:Gustavus Cheyney Doane 1378:Treaty of Fort Laramie 1376:, in violation of the 1317: 1280: 1265: 1187:. Hancock reported to 1132: 1023: 870: 855: 847: 789:Battle of Williamsburg 757: 707:Albert Sidney Johnston 626:Marriage and peacetime 458: 359:Winfield Scott Hancock 282:Battle of Malvern Hill 277:Battle of Williamsburg 32:Winfield Scott Hancock 8603:Barzillai J. Chambers 8268:Nominee: James Walker 3488:Henry A. Gildersleeve 3265:Chalfant, William Y. 3146:Kopel, David, et al. 3026:Eicher, John H., and 2655:Jamieson, pp. 152–53. 2445:Pfanz, Harry (1993). 2420:Pfanz, Harry (1993). 2389:Pfanz, Harry (1987). 1872:The Last Full Measure 1840: 1714: 1702: 1685: 1675: 1658: 1575:, a Congressman from 1563: 1538:Democratic convention 1526:Stephen Johnson Field 1511:Democratic convention 1368:. 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Morrison 8485:Winfield S. Hancock 8140:Winfield S. Hancock 8135:Thomas A. Hendricks 8118:Thomas A. Hendricks 8005:Rutherford B. Hayes 7843:Winfield S. Hancock 7838:Thomas A. Hendricks 7833:George H. Pendleton 7734:Andrew Gregg Curtin 7721:For Vice President: 6418:Stonewall Democrats 5073:2016 (Philadelphia) 4728:1948 (Philadelphia) 4668:1936 (Philadelphia) 4214:Fourth Party System 4204:Second Party System 3838:William Howard Taft 3730:George B. McClellan 3622:William H. Crawford 3578:Charles C. Pinckney 3190:Trefousse, Hans L. 3116:Jamieson, Perry D. 2928:Jordan, pp. 312–13. 2849:Tucker, pp. 300–01. 2813:Jordan, pp. 255–59. 2782:Jordan, pp. 242–50. 2739:Jordan, pp. 233–34. 2721:Jordan, pp. 220–21. 2646:Jordan, pp. 200–01. 2607:Jordan, pp. 185–89. 2598:Jordan, pp. 183–84. 2541:Jordan, pp. 159–64. 2532:Jordan, pp. 136–39. 2523:Jordan, pp. 126–33. 2252:Grant, Ulysses S., 2132:Eicher, pp. 277–78. 1799:Fort Hancock, Texas 1774:Smith Memorial Arch 1764:Pennsylvania Avenue 1705:Smith Memorial Arch 1671:Rutherford B. Hayes 1631:Montgomery Cemetery 1518:Thomas A. Hendricks 1457:Rutherford B. Hayes 1428:, headquartered at 1208:Sand Creek massacre 1163:, headquartered in 1080:siege of Petersburg 996:Army of the Potomac 908:Henry Warner Slocum 845:Library of Congress 796:George B. McClellan 781:Army of the Potomac 743:—Ulysses S. Grant, 475:Montgomery Township 100:Montgomery Cemetery 8639:Alexander Campbell 8619:Stephen D. Dillaye 8614:Hendrick B. Wright 8493:William H. English 8441:Elihu B. Washburne 8275:Donald Kirkpatrick 8065:William A. Wheeler 8060:Elihu B. Washburne 8013:William A. Wheeler 7874:James R. Doolittle 7233:military personnel 6537:Gettysburg figures 6319:Blue Dog Coalition 4993:2000 (Los Angeles) 4848:1972 (Miami Beach) 4788:1960 (Los Angeles) 4568:1916 (Saint Louis) 4522:1904 (Saint Louis) 4509:1900 (Kansas City) 4470:1888 (Saint Louis) 4431:1876 (Saint Louis) 4224:Sixth Party System 4219:Fifth Party System 4209:Third Party System 3720:Stephen A. Douglas 3230:James Grant Wilson 3221:Walker, Francis A. 3207:Hancock the Superb 2553:Jordan, pp. 169–73 2469:Jordan, pp. 96–99. 2342:Jordan, pp. 89–94. 2330:Tucker, pp. 131–34 2294:Walker, pp. 51–52. 2285:Walker, pp. 41–42. 2234:Jordan, pp. 33–34. 2225:Jordan, pp. 28–32. 2216:Jordan, pp. 26–27. 2168:Walker, pp. 21–22. 2141:Jordan, pp. 16–17. 2095:Jordan, pp. 15–16. 1978:Cluff, pp. 922–23. 1897:Lewis A. Armistead 1843: 1723: 1709: 1688: 1678:through pure gold. 1629:. He is buried in 1566: 1281: 1133: 1024: 968:Lewis A. Armistead 871: 856: 848: 804:Battle of Antietam 785:Peninsula Campaign 758: 711:Lewis A. Armistead 671:Third Seminole War 521:Norristown Academy 459: 418:Aztec Club of 1847 390:American Civil War 363:United States Army 287:Battle of Antietam 272:American Civil War 182:Hancock the Superb 8740: 8739: 8714: 8713: 8705:Samuel C. Pomeroy 8674:Henry A. Thompson 8655:Prohibition Party 8644:Thompson H. Murch 8611:Other candidates: 8553: 8552: 8515:Samuel J. Randall 8454: 8453: 8436:George F. Edmunds 8404:Chester A. Arthur 8396:James A. Garfield 8319: 8318: 8284: 8283: 8249:Gideon T. Stewart 8231:Prohibition Party 8213:Other candidates: 8163: 8162: 8079: 8078: 8050:John F. Hartranft 7928: 7927: 7902: 7901: 7854:Sanford E. Church 7777: 7776: 7759:Samuel C. Pomeroy 7754:William D. Kelley 7619: 7618: 6503: 6502: 6443: 6442: 6329:Justice Democrats 5953:Wasserman Schultz 4444:1880 (Cincinnati) 4353:1856 (Cincinnati) 4152: 4151: 4110: 4109: 4026:George H. W. Bush 3800:Benjamin Harrison 3670:Hugh Lawson White 3650:John Quincy Adams 3509: 3508: 3502:Succeeded by 3470:Succeeded by 3275:978-0-87062-371-4 3157:Sears, Stephen W. 3131:Jordan, David M. 3081:Grant, Ulysses S. 2800:Robinson, Lloyd, 2312:Walker, pp. 81–91 1893:Gods and Generals 1888:Gods and Generals 1866:Gods and Generals 1856:The Killer Angels 1851:historical novels 1830:), just south of 1731:equestrian statue 1654:Francis A. Walker 1625:, complicated by 1573:James A. Garfield 1534:monetary question 1508: 1507: 1393:Henry D. Washburn 1329:the 1868 election 1141:John Wilkes Booth 1104:Shenandoah Valley 1045:Stonewall Brigade 1033:Overland Campaign 1012:Francis C. Barlow 791:; army commander 766:brigadier general 750: 749: 565:6th U.S. Infantry 561:second lieutenant 490:Montgomery County 456: 433:James A. Garfield 356: 355: 69:February 14, 1824 8865: 8559: 8558: 8535:Stephen J. Field 8530:Allen G. Thurman 8525:Samuel J. Tilden 8510:Thomas F. Bayard 8503:Other candidates 8491:Vice President: 8473: 8472: 8461:Democratic Party 8421:Ulysses S. Grant 8414:Other candidates 8402:Vice President: 8384: 8383: 8372:Republican Party 8346: 8339: 8332: 8323: 8322: 8169: 8168: 8150:Thomas F. Bayard 8128:Other candidates 8116:Vice President: 8110:Samuel J. Tilden 8098: 8097: 8086:Democratic Party 8070:Ulysses S. Grant 8040:Oliver P. Morton 8035:Benjamin Bristow 8023:Other candidates 8011:Vice President: 7993: 7992: 7981:Republican Party 7955: 7948: 7941: 7932: 7931: 7879:Stephen J. Field 7864:James E. English 7826:Other candidates 7814:Vice President: 7796: 7795: 7784:Democratic Party 7714:Other candidates 7702:Vice President: 7696:Ulysses S. 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