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His three corps were bearing away toward the old battlefield of Chancellorsville.
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For, when the army marched away, they, too, were as silent as an old battlefield.
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Again the lowing of cattle came over that old battlefield from the edge of the sea.
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Stuart, now acting as a rear guard, was overtaken near the famous old battlefield of Manassas.
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We're coming upon our old battlefield of Kernstown.
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When nearing the old battlefield of Cold Harbor the men began to snuff the scent of battle.
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An exhalation arose, drawn up by the moon, from an old battlefield after the passing of years.
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Now the pretty room felt like an old battlefield overgrown with grass and wildflowers covering any reminders of bloodshed.
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Remember old battlefield advice.
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The cubicle reeked of the sickly sweet smell of decay, the same smell that rotting corpses gave off on a three-day- old battlefield.
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In 1844 the introduction of a new Bill for the regulation of labour in factories brought Lord Ashley back to his old battlefield.
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As far as eye could see every yard was an old battlefield; beneath the soft white fleece of snow lay countless unburied bodies.
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If this were an old battlefield, we'd just lob rocks at the remaining land mines and blow each of them up in turn.
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On 14 October, the 10th Panzer Division and the SS Das Reich reached the old battlefield of Borodino, 120 kilometres west of Moscow.
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How could they be otherwise living forever on old battlefields?
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They were going over their old battlefields, assaulting ramparts they'd stormed a thousand times over.