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S. officials say, they simply do not know whether Padilla was a lone wolf, or had a network of confederates in America.

She spoke about Andy Warhol, Madonna and Grace Jones as if they were not just her influences, but almost her intimate confederates.

Its success made it a target for attack by the British during the War of 1812 and by the Confederates during the Civil War.

So London had, on the face of it, every incentive to help the Confederates tear America in two.

Grant then decided to surround the city and wait until its food was gone. That, he thought, would make the Confederates surrender.

The police had tapped her telephone wire and listened in on her conversation with her confederates.

They were all confederates who had been told by the experimenter to give the wrong answer.

Lee moved his men as fast as Grant. When the Union army got to Spotsylvania, the Confederates were waiting behind walls of earth and stone.

During the final year of the war, the Confederates had converted the city's Washington Race Course and Jockey Club into an outdoor prison.

I wondered if he even stole children articles to be stocked at home, or his remaining confederates were not arrested.

It was almost as costly to the Confederates. Most of the war was fought in the southern states.

They were generally supposed to be old friends and confederates of Wilson, whose minds were of course highly excited against Porteous.

When the danger of the enterprise became obvious, one by one Claud's confederates backed out, and left him to carry the can.

By being moody, irritable, and obnoxious , I came out way ahead of the other four confederates, who were mild-mannered and much more polite.

Sherman refused to attack in such situations. It was easier to march around the Confederates and force them to withdraw.

President Lincoln could not seem to find a commander who could win and keep pushing to finish off the Confederates.

The city burned behind him, as fires set by fleeing Confederates and looters raged out of control.

The Confederates were soon walking directly into the cannon fire and became part of what history has never, nor will ever forget.

After lunch, I go with the other confederates into a windowless computer lab.

Fighting for either the Confederates or the Union, players will be able to fight behind the lines in now-legendary battles.

Meade followed cautiously and failed to cut off the Confederates before they recrossed the Potomac.

The Confederates had moved up through Tennessee into the border state of Kentucky.

Facing Cemetery Hill, the Confederates stood shoulder to shoulder in a line almost two kilometers long.

The confederates who had reached that far didn't know that there was no backup behind them.

a decisive battle in the American Civil War (1863); after being besieged for nearly seven weeks the Confederates surrendered.

a major battle in the American Civil War (1863); the Confederates under Robert E. Lee defeated the Union forces under Joseph Hooker .

He sent others to fight the Confederates blocking the road to the nearest Union supply center.

Johnson declared a pardon for all former confederates who promised to support the Union and obey laws against slavery.

The Confederates charge toward the middle of the field.

By firing first, the Confederates had allowed Lincoln to claim the high ground.

Suddenly, the Confederates began racing down the hill.

The Confederates raise their muskets and prepare a volley of fire.

The Confederates were naturally delighted to find a sizeable Union force trapped at their feet in a six foot ditch.

The Confederates attacked both the Union left and right on July 2 and achieved some gains but no victory.

The Confederates were on scant rations and practically without drugs or bandages for their own sick and wounded.

Although Fredericks planned the theft, it was one of his confederates who actually entered the house and stole the jewels

Cut down by enemy fire, the Confederates were quickly overwhelmed;

the defendant will implicate his confederates