The Lost Cause: A New Southern History of the War of the Confederates : Comprising a Full and Authentic Account of the Rise and Progress of the Late Southern Confederacy--the Campaigns, Battles, Incidents, and Adventures of the Most Gigantic Struggle of the World's HistoryThis book recounts the Civil War as a battle between "two nations of opposite civilizations" and that slavery enriched the South. |
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Page xviii
... fire - brand . -Grant forces battle upon Pemberton . - Battle of Baker's Creek . - Tremendous exertions of Stevenson's division . - Gen . Loring fails to support him , remains in- active , and is cut off in the retreat . - Pemberton's ...
... fire - brand . -Grant forces battle upon Pemberton . - Battle of Baker's Creek . - Tremendous exertions of Stevenson's division . - Gen . Loring fails to support him , remains in- active , and is cut off in the retreat . - Pemberton's ...
Page xx
... Fire . " - " The Swamp Angel . " - Gillmore's notice of bombardment . - Sharp and memorable reply of Gen. Beauregard.— Cowardly rejoicings in the North . - The bombardment a failure . - Attempted demolition of Fort Sumter . - How far ...
... Fire . " - " The Swamp Angel . " - Gillmore's notice of bombardment . - Sharp and memorable reply of Gen. Beauregard.— Cowardly rejoicings in the North . - The bombardment a failure . - Attempted demolition of Fort Sumter . - How far ...
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... fire . - Sherman's " bummers . " - What was thought of them in Washington . - Sherman turns his columns on Columbia . - Disposition of the Confederate forces between Augusta and Charleston . - Why Columbia was not defended . — Gallantry ...
... fire . - Sherman's " bummers . " - What was thought of them in Washington . - Sherman turns his columns on Columbia . - Disposition of the Confederate forces between Augusta and Charleston . - Why Columbia was not defended . — Gallantry ...
Page 100
... FIRE . THE FEDERAL FLEET TAKES NO PART IN THE FIGHT . - THE SURRENDER . - GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE NORTH . - ITS TRUE MEANING . THE CRUSADE AGAINST THE SOUTH . - DR . TYNG'S EXHORTATION . - CONDUCT OF NORTHERN DEMOCRATS . -DICKINSON ...
... FIRE . THE FEDERAL FLEET TAKES NO PART IN THE FIGHT . - THE SURRENDER . - GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE NORTH . - ITS TRUE MEANING . THE CRUSADE AGAINST THE SOUTH . - DR . TYNG'S EXHORTATION . - CONDUCT OF NORTHERN DEMOCRATS . -DICKINSON ...
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... fire , and thirteen hundred yards distant -a feat which Capt . Fox argued was entirely practicable , and that many safe examples of it had been furnished by the Crimean War . In this conflict of counsels the Washington administration ...
... fire , and thirteen hundred yards distant -a feat which Capt . Fox argued was entirely practicable , and that many safe examples of it had been furnished by the Crimean War . In this conflict of counsels the Washington administration ...
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