President Lincoln, Volume 2Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1933 - 772 pages |
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William Eleazar Barton. CHAPTER XLV THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG WE LEARN from Gideon Welles that neither the President ... Gideon Welles , Vol . I , pp . 323-24 . communications , and with them your army , would be 552 THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.
William Eleazar Barton. CHAPTER XLV THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG WE LEARN from Gideon Welles that neither the President ... Gideon Welles , Vol . I , pp . 323-24 . communications , and with them your army , would be 552 THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.
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... Gideon Welles , by no means an impartial critic of Halleck , gives none the less a convincing picture of Halleck's incompetence and unsteadiness of pur- pose in his support of Grant . See The Dairy of Gideon Welles , Vol . I , p . 324 ...
... Gideon Welles , by no means an impartial critic of Halleck , gives none the less a convincing picture of Halleck's incompetence and unsteadiness of pur- pose in his support of Grant . See The Dairy of Gideon Welles , Vol . I , p . 324 ...
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... Gideon Welles wrote in his Diary that " The President said this morning , with a countenance in- dicating sadness and despondency , that Meade still lingered at Gettysburg when he should have been at Hagerstown or near the Potomac , to ...
... Gideon Welles wrote in his Diary that " The President said this morning , with a countenance in- dicating sadness and despondency , that Meade still lingered at Gettysburg when he should have been at Hagerstown or near the Potomac , to ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE XXXIII ALL QUIET ALONG THE POTOMAC | 403 |
GENERAL POPES SCRAPE | 419 |
THE BATTLE OF ANTIETAM | 430 |
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