the last time north america won ms universe was 2016.
the last time north america won ms universe was 2016.
when was the last time north america won ms universe?
2016
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the last time or last time may refer to:









































section::::film.









































bullet::::- "the last time" (film), a 2006 film starring michael keaton and brendan fraser









































bullet::::- "the last time", a 2002 short film featuring linda bassett









































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section::::music.:albums.









































bullet::::- "last time" (album), a 2002 album by typecast









































bullet::::- "the last time" (album), a 2002 album by john farnham









































section::::music.:songs.









































bullet::::- "last time" (fuel song), 2001









































bullet::::- "last time" (labrinth song), 2012









































bullet::::- "last time" (trey songz song), 2008









































bullet::::- "the last time" (agnetha fältskog song), 1987
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saturday, april 1, major mcentee, of general steele's staff, came up from general canby's headquarters with dispatch and an escort of cavalry. lieutenant-colonel thornburgh, fourth tennessee cavalry, with a command of about 1,000 men, reported to me, by order of major-general canby, who remained until 3 p.m., and then moved out for the purpose of attempting to make a connection and to communicate with the forces of major-general steele. at 6 p.m. heard firing in the direction of blakely; sent forward a squadron of cavalry, which was in camp as an advance guard; immediately followed it with two regiments of infantry and a section of artillery. marched about three miles, and everything becoming quiet, and the night becoming very dark, i returned to camp, which point i reached at 9 p.m. sunday, april 2, at 6 a.m. received information of a party of rebel scouts. sent out a party to capture them, who returned at 9 a.m. without being successful. the cavalry force of colonel thornburgh returned at 11 a.m. without hearing anything of general steele. one battalion was sent at once with wagon train to starke's landing for supplies. the balance was sent by two different roads to meet general steele's command. at 12 m. heard general steele's command were investing blakely. at 3 p.m. general steele's train came for the supplies. at the same time the train sent at 11 a.m. to starke's landing returned empty, by order of major-general canby. monday, april 3, at midnight received an order from general canby to immediately march to the support of general steele at blakely. at 1 o'clock the entire column, with trains, &c., was in motion. crossed the bridge at sibley's mills just before daylight. reported to general steele, and was ordered to take position to the left of general andrews' division in line of investment. at 3 p.m. was relieved by general garrard's division. moved back from front and went into camp as a reserve. tuesday, april 4, remained in camp until 9 p.m., when the second brigade was sent to the front to occupy a vacancy in the line between the line of brigadier general c. c. andrews and brigadier-general garrard. wednesday, april 5, nothing of any importance transpired during the day. at 9 p.m. the third brigade moved up to the support of general hawkins' division. thursday, april 6, the first brigade relieved the second brigade in the rifle-pits; 1 man, company c, eighth illinois wounded. friday, april 7, the second brigade was engaged during the day in manufacturing gabions. the thirtieth missouri, of the third brigade, was similarly engaged in manufacturing them for general hawkins' command. the twenty-third wisconsin infantry was engaged in building a battery in front of general hawkins' command. one man of the forty-sixth illinois infantry wounded. twenty-third wisconsin, 1 killed and 4 wounded. two wounded in ninety-ninth illinois infantry. saturday, april 8, no casualties. considerable skirmishing along our entire front. sunday, april 9, skirmishing during the entire day. at 5.30 a charge was made along the entire line, the charge being a complete success. the second brigade of this division was engaged, and was among the first in the enemy's lines. they captured a large quantity of ordnance and ordnance stores. monday, april 10, received orders at 12.30 a.m. to withdraw forces from the enemy's works, and prepare to move at daylight. marched at 8 a.m., and marched two and a half miles and camped. remained in camp all day. tuesday, april 11, remained in camp all day until 6 p.m.; marched to starke's landing, a distance of thirteen miles. wednesday, april 12, embarked on transports for mobile. made a landing five miles below the city at 10 a.m. moved into the city at once. found the city evacuated, the enemy having left the night before.
james c. veatch