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was able to drive men to do what was considered impossible
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pushing the occupying Federals back
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The Great Cumberland Raid Print Style:Signed and Numbered Limited Edition Archival Paper was able to drive menMcNeill's Rangers John B. Fay, Lt. Jesse McNeill, Lt. Isaac S. Welton, Sgt. Joseph W. Kuykendall, Erasmus Tucker, C. Ritchie Hallar, Sgt. Joseph L. VandiverEmmanuel Episcopal Church Cumberland, Maryland February 21, 1865 On the night of February 21, 1865 a heavy snow storm blanketed the countryside of Western Virginia and Maryland. Although difficult to travel in, the weather was ideal for masking the movements of McNeill's Rangers raid across the
