Nashville, the Occupied City: The First Seventeen Months, February 16, 1862 to June 30, 1863 |
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... police behavior that Nashville rienced came from the office of the chief of the army detective police . Established when General Rosecrans brought William Truesdail to the city to be its civilian chief in the late fall of 1862 , the ...
... police behavior that Nashville rienced came from the office of the chief of the army detective police . Established when General Rosecrans brought William Truesdail to the city to be its civilian chief in the late fall of 1862 , the ...
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... police , army police chief , intelligence gatherer , mail contractor , and newspaper and magazine agent.27 The chief's penchant for feathering his nest with lucrative army contracts , whether it was as supplier of beef or official agent ...
... police , army police chief , intelligence gatherer , mail contractor , and newspaper and magazine agent.27 The chief's penchant for feathering his nest with lucrative army contracts , whether it was as supplier of beef or official agent ...
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... police tried to control a number of abuses . In nine months , police recovered approximately five hundred horses and mules that had been stolen.31 In an unrelated activity , police cracked down on the printing and indiscriminate sale of ...
... police tried to control a number of abuses . In nine months , police recovered approximately five hundred horses and mules that had been stolen.31 In an unrelated activity , police cracked down on the printing and indiscriminate sale of ...
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