“The Army of Virginia: From Cedar Mountain to Alexandria" by George H. Gordon Flags Christian Remick

Christian Remick

He developed Giles’ Liniment Iodide Ammonia patent medicine and sold it through agents across the country

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“The Army of Virginia: From Cedar Mountain to Alexandria" by George H. Gordon Flags Christian RemickThe Army of Virginia: From Cedar Mountain to Alexandria by George H. Gordon. Published in 1881 by Houghton, Mifflin and Company, in Boston, MA. 474pp. A detailed and insightful account of the operations and battles of the Union Army of Virginia during a critical period of the American Civil War. General George H. Gordon, who served as a brigadier general in this army, provides a firsthand narrative of the events, offering a unique perspective on the