Birge's

The reason; Birge's company is the US distributor of Lullabies From The Axis Of Evil, a Norwegian CD in which women from Iran, Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, North-Korea and Cuba sing lullabies in duet with western artists.

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The reason; Birge's company is the US distributor of Lullabies From The Axis Of Evil, a Norwegian CD in which women from Iran, Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, North-Korea and Cuba sing lullabies in duet with western artists.

Interesting 2007

Birge's sharpshooters, the snipers of those days, were particularly keen.

Captains of the Civil War; a chronicle of the blue and the gray William Charles Henry Wood 1905

Birge's loss was nearly one man in four or five, for his strength did not exceed 1,500, and it is probable that his fighting line numbered not more than 1,200.

History of the Nineteenth Army Corps 1865

Petersburg, and within the next ten days there were assembled there parts of four brigades -- McMillan's and Currie's of the First division, and Birge's and Molineux's of Grover's.

History of the Nineteenth Army Corps 1865

Birge's skirmishers ran into those of Clack's battalion, and the battle of Irish Bend began.

History of the Nineteenth Army Corps 1865

Sharpe's and Birge's brigades of Grover, with Molineux and Shunk in the second line, the 9th Connecticut deployed as skirmishers to cover the right flank of Birge.

History of the Nineteenth Army Corps 1865

But, shortly before this happened, the interval between Ricketts and Sharpe had grown to be nearly four hundred yards wide, and Birge's advance being stayed at nearly the same instant, Early saw his opportunity and seized it by throwing against the diverging flanks of Sharpe and Ricketts the fresh brigade that Battle had that moment brought up from

History of the Nineteenth Army Corps 1865

Birge's advance had borne him far to the right, and as Sharpe, in the vain attempt to keep his alignment with Ricketts, was always drifting to the left, there came a second and smaller gap between the two leading brigades of Grover.

History of the Nineteenth Army Corps 1865

The disparity of the opposing forces in that affair was, therefore, not important, and Birge's somewhat greater numbers may fairly be considered as off-set by the advantages of Taylor's position and the familiarity with the country common to nearly all the Confederate soldiers there engaged, while to their antagonists it was an unknown land.

History of the Nineteenth Army Corps 1865