They must destroy them.

The immense patriotism of those who fought for the Union always filled up their depleted ranks and more, and they were getting better generals all the time.

Hancock and Reynolds and many another were rising to fame in the east.
The Invincibles were posted nearly opposite Falmouth, and Harry had many chances to see them.

On his second visit the chessboard was mended so perfectly that the split was not visible, and the two colonels sat down to finish their game.

Fifteen minutes later a dispatch from General Jackson to Colonel Leonidas Talbot arrived, telling him to leave at once by the railway in the Confederate rear for Richmond.