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Meanings of Joseph Hooker in English
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joseph hooker United States general in the Union Army who was defeated at Chancellorsville by Robert E. Lee (1814-1879)
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Examples for "Hooker"
Examples for "Hooker"
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General Hooker retaining his position on the west side of the stream.
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NOTES: S Malik Hooker led the Buckeyes with a career-high 14 tackles.
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General Hooker sat on the porch of the Chancellor House, his headquarters.
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On reaching Maryland, Hooker was removed and General Meade put in command.
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We would draw particular attention to the correspondence with Sir Joseph Hooker.
Usage of Joseph Hooker in English
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We would draw particular attention to the correspondence with Sir Joseph Hooker.
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As a corps commander, Joseph Hooker will always be a type and household word.
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Among the pall-bearers were Sir John Lubbock, Sir Joseph Hooker, Professor Huxley, Mr. A.R.
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Sir Joseph Hooker was now called upon by the President to receive the Darwin-Wallace Medal.
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It is interesting to note that the careers of Sir Joseph Hooker, Charles Darwin, H.W.
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On October 13th he wrote to Sir Joseph Hooker:-
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We are indebted to Sir Joseph Hooker for the reference to Burbidge's paper.)
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Fredericksburg, and was followed in command of the Army of the Potomac by General Joseph Hooker.
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About my book, I will give you (Sir Joseph Hooker) a bit of advice.
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He wrote to Sir Joseph Hooker ("Life and Letters", III.
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Sir Joseph Hooker's Presidential Address at the British Association Meeting.)
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One of his earliest letters on this subject was addressed in August, 1873, to Sir Joseph Hooker:-
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His place was taken by General Joseph Hooker, known to his men as "Fighting Joe."
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The cedar of Lebanon, said Sir Joseph Hooker, occurs upon one of the moraines of an ancient glacier.
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This, therefore, seems an appropriate place for the following notes, which Sir Joseph Hooker has kindly given me.
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My father, like other botanists, had as Sir Joseph Hooker points out, experienced the value of Steudel's work.