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... Washington . Across the Potomac , Confederate campfires lit the sky at night . Army and navy officers were deserting Washington daily . Disloyal civil workers quit by hundreds . As Washington waited , in utter isolation from the North ...
... Washington . Across the Potomac , Confederate campfires lit the sky at night . Army and navy officers were deserting Washington daily . Disloyal civil workers quit by hundreds . As Washington waited , in utter isolation from the North ...
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... Washington . Across the Potomac at Arlington , and eight miles downriver at Alexandria , however , Lincoln could see Confederate flags . Regiments of troops from other Southern states had entered Virginia , some of them encamping and ...
... Washington . Across the Potomac at Arlington , and eight miles downriver at Alexandria , however , Lincoln could see Confederate flags . Regiments of troops from other Southern states had entered Virginia , some of them encamping and ...
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... Washington , George , 239 , 417 , 478 Washington ( D.C. ) , 124 , 201 ; in Lin- coln's Congressional term , 114-19 , 125-8 ; peace convention , 231 ; Lin- coln's trip to ( 1861 ) , 239-45 ; protec- tion of , 261-3 , 266-7 , 269 , 271-4 ...
... Washington , George , 239 , 417 , 478 Washington ( D.C. ) , 124 , 201 ; in Lin- coln's Congressional term , 114-19 , 125-8 ; peace convention , 231 ; Lin- coln's trip to ( 1861 ) , 239-45 ; protec- tion of , 261-3 , 266-7 , 269 , 271-4 ...
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The Short and Simple Annals of the Poor | 3 |
Young Man on His Own | 23 |
His Love Affairs | 44 |
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