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1. www.battlefields.org › learn › articlesBurnside Takes the Coast | American Battlefield Trust

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   20. Dez. 2022 · After raising a “Coast Division” that wasn’t particularly of the sea-faring sort, Ambrose Burnside’s fleet embarked on an expedition that looked to expand Union access to the Tar Heel State.

2. wordhistories.net › 2018/03/29 › burnsides-sideburns-sideboardsthe history of ‘burnsides’, ‘sideburns’ and ‘sideboards’

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   29. März 2018 · After Ambrose Burnside, Union general in the U.S. Civil War, ‘burnsides’ (1866) denotes thick side whiskers worn with a moustache and clean-shaven chin; on the pattern of ‘side whiskers’, it was altered to ‘sideburns’ (1875), itself altered to ‘sideboards’ (1882).

3. www.wordsofveterans.com › ambrose-burnside-civil-war-generalAmbrose Burnside: Civil War General and Political Figure

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   Ambrose Burnside: Innovations in Firearm Design. Ambrose Burnside’s influence on the U.S. military extended into firearm design, where he made significant contributions during the Civil War. His notable innovation was the Burnside carbine, a breech-loading rifle that marked a departure from traditional muzzle-loading firearms. The Burnside ...

4. uniongenerals.org › major-general-ambrose-burnsideMajor General Ambrose Burnside - Union Generals

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   Ambrose Burnside, a native of Liberty, Indiana, graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point in 1847, was commissioned as a Brevet 2LT of Artillery, and served in the 2md U.S. Artillery in Veracruz and Mexico City, Mexico at the end of the Mexican-American war.

5. www.mrlincolnswhitehouse.org › residents-visitors › theThe Generals and Admirals: Ambrose E. Burnside (1824-1881)

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   Ambrose E. Burnside, “Burn,” was the General of Army of Potomac, who succeeded George McClellan in November 1862. A failed Rhode Island businessman who designed a rifle later used in the Civil War, he worked for the Illinois Central Railroad under George McClellan when Lincoln was one of the company’s attorneys.

6. www.encyclopedia.com › burnside-ambroseBurnside, Ambrose | Encyclopedia.com

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   Burnside, Ambrose (1824–1881), Civil War general.Burnside graduated from West Point in 1847 and served as an artillery officer in the Mexican War. He resigned in 1853 to manufacture the breech‐loading rifle he had invented.