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... Washington , June 14 , 1863 1.14 P.M. Do you consider it possible that 15,000 of Ewell's men can now be at Winchester ? A. Lincoln . Major - General Hooker : Washington , June 14 , 1863-5.50 P.M. So far as we can make out here , the ...
... Washington , June 14 , 1863 1.14 P.M. Do you consider it possible that 15,000 of Ewell's men can now be at Winchester ? A. Lincoln . Major - General Hooker : Washington , June 14 , 1863-5.50 P.M. So far as we can make out here , the ...
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... Washington , D. C. , June 14 1863 Gen. Schenck Baltimore Get Milroy from Winchester to Harper's Ferry if possible . He will be gobbled up , if he remains , if he is not already past salva- tion . A. Lincoln " CYPHER " Washington , D. C. ...
... Washington , D. C. , June 14 1863 Gen. Schenck Baltimore Get Milroy from Winchester to Harper's Ferry if possible . He will be gobbled up , if he remains , if he is not already past salva- tion . A. Lincoln " CYPHER " Washington , D. C. ...
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... Washington , Peter G. , 396 Washington Constitution , 363 Washington , Daily Chronicle , 633 Washington ( Dist . Col. ) , 96 , 471- 72 Washingtonian Society , address be- fore , 47-56 Weathers , Mrs. Susannah , letter to , 454 Webber ...
... Washington , Peter G. , 396 Washington Constitution , 363 Washington , Daily Chronicle , 633 Washington ( Dist . Col. ) , 96 , 471- 72 Washingtonian Society , address be- fore , 47-56 Weathers , Mrs. Susannah , letter to , 454 Webber ...
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