The History, Civil, Political and Military, of the Southern Rebellion: From Its Incipient Stages to Its Close. Comprehending, Also, All Important State Papers, Ordinances of Secession, Proclamations, Proceedings of Congress, Official Reports of Commanders, Etc., Etc, Volume 2J.D. Torrey, 1861 - United States |
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... Davis ' Call for More Troops . The Priva- teer Proclamation . Lincoln's Counter - Proclamation of Block- ade and Piracy . On to Wash- ington ! Virginia's Movements . Letcher's Treason . His " Re- cognition " of the Southern Con ...
... Davis ' Call for More Troops . The Priva- teer Proclamation . Lincoln's Counter - Proclamation of Block- ade and Piracy . On to Wash- ington ! Virginia's Movements . Letcher's Treason . His " Re- cognition " of the Southern Con ...
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... Davis ' Message of November 18th , 1861. Admission of Missouri and Kentucky to the Confeder- acy . Impropriety of the Whole Proceeding . Spirit of Vindic- tiveness in the South . Voice of the Governors . Interesting Revelations by ...
... Davis ' Message of November 18th , 1861. Admission of Missouri and Kentucky to the Confeder- acy . Impropriety of the Whole Proceeding . Spirit of Vindic- tiveness in the South . Voice of the Governors . Interesting Revelations by ...
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... Davis strongly urged an aggressive policy towards the United States , and it was at length decided to instruct the Commissioners at Washington to present their ultimatum to Presi- dent Lincoln , and if it should not be accepted , to ...
... Davis strongly urged an aggressive policy towards the United States , and it was at length decided to instruct the Commissioners at Washington to present their ultimatum to Presi- dent Lincoln , and if it should not be accepted , to ...
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... Davis or by Lincoln . The former can rally 50,000 of the best and bravest sons of Virginia , who will rush with willing hearts and ready hands to the standard that protects the rights and defends the honor of the South - for every ...
... Davis or by Lincoln . The former can rally 50,000 of the best and bravest sons of Virginia , who will rush with willing hearts and ready hands to the standard that protects the rights and defends the honor of the South - for every ...
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... Davis has confided the direction of military operations there . The Cabinet had a special session of over three hours last night , in which the policy concern- ing Fort Sumter was fully discussed . An informal conference was also held ...
... Davis has confided the direction of military operations there . The Cabinet had a special session of over three hours last night , in which the policy concern- ing Fort Sumter was fully discussed . An informal conference was also held ...
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