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Just as the sun was setting I reached the "Tensas," striking it at the "point," to the owner of which, Mr. C--,
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"Tensas," said he one night, when we had all assembled in the apothecary's shop of the establishment, to compare notes and discuss the day, "do you think you could cup an Irishman?"
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The brothers named their offshore entities after Louisiana childhood locations: Lake Providence, where they were born; Delhi, where they went to high school; and Tensas, a bayou.
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The brothers named their offshore entities after Louisiana childhood locations: Lake Providence, where they were born; Delhi, where they went to high school; and Tensas, a bayou.
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The brothers named their offshore entities after Louisiana childhood locations: Lake Providence, where they were born; Delhi, where they went to high school; and Tensas, a bayou.
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The brothers named their offshore entities after Louisiana childhood locations: Lake Providence, where they were born; Delhi, where they went to high school; and Tensas, a bayou.
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The brothers named their offshore entities after Louisiana childhood locations: Lake Providence, where they were born; Delhi, where they went to high school; and Tensas, a bayou.
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Kirby Smith reached Monroe direct from Shreveport, countermanded my orders, and turned Walker back into the region east of the Tensas, where this good soldier and his fine division were kept idle for some weeks, until the fall of Vicksburg.
Destruction and Reconstruction: Personal Experiences of the Late War Richard Taylor
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Tensas and Mississippi, some twelve miles from each, where he surprised and captured a small Federal party.
Destruction and Reconstruction: Personal Experiences of the Late War Richard Taylor
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Steamers were held in readiness, and as soon as Walker arrived his command was embarked and taken up the Tensas.
Destruction and Reconstruction: Personal Experiences of the Late War Richard Taylor
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