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Hancock the Superb
*Includes pictures of Hancock and important people, places, and events in his life. *Includes battle maps of Gettysburg, Antietam, Chancellorsville, Fredericksburg, and more. *Includes a Bibliography for further reading. "General Hancock is one of the handsomest men in the United States Army. He is tall in stature, robust in figure, with movements of easy dignity...In action...dignity gives way to activity; his features become animated, his voice loud, his eyes are on fire, his blood kindles, and his bearing is that of a man carried away by passion - the character of his bravery" - Regis de Trobriand Winfield Scott Hancock was an intimidating figure who impressed friends, foes, and fellow ge...
Hancock The Superb
This is the life story of a great fighting general of the Civil War, Winfield Scott Hancock. In the early fighting on the Peninsula, when the Confederates were flanked out of Fort Magruder, McClellan reported, “Hancock was superb.” Before long people were referring to him as Hancock the Superb, and for the next three years he re-earned the sobriquet in battle after battle. He was able to distinguish himself equally in disastrous defeat, as at Chancellorsville, and m victory, as at Gettysburg. Tucker feels personally that some of Hancock’s work with Grant—in the Wilderness and at Spotsylvania—was the most fascinating of his career, and he makes a good case for this view. Glenn Tucke...
Reminiscences of Winfield Scott Hancock
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Detective Story Magazine
A PULP TALES PULP REPLICA: The January 5, 1917, issue of DETECTIVE STORY MAGAZINE, containing "The White Cell" by Gregory Hay, "Li Shoon's Nine Lives" by H. Irving Hancock, "His Hand and Seal" by Carolyn Wells, "A Battle for Right" by Douglas Grey, and short stories by Wilder Anthony, Sergeant Ryan, Scott Campbell, Alfred Plowman, and Mert E. Smith.
