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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... Department of Cairo . Battle of Munfords- ville . Rout of Humphrey Mar- shall's Brigade . Zollicoffer's Second Advance . Battle of Mill Springs .. 417 V. Affairs in the South up to Febru- ary , 1862. Jefferson Davis ' Message of ...
... Department of Cairo . Battle of Munfords- ville . Rout of Humphrey Mar- shall's Brigade . Zollicoffer's Second Advance . Battle of Mill Springs .. 417 V. Affairs in the South up to Febru- ary , 1862. Jefferson Davis ' Message of ...
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... DEPARTMENT OF STATE , WASHINGTON , March 15th , 1861 . " Mr. John Forsythe , of the State of Alabama , and Mr. Martin J. Crawford , of the State of Georgia , on the 11th inst . , through the kind offices of a dis - ually exists in the ...
... DEPARTMENT OF STATE , WASHINGTON , March 15th , 1861 . " Mr. John Forsythe , of the State of Alabama , and Mr. Martin J. Crawford , of the State of Georgia , on the 11th inst . , through the kind offices of a dis - ually exists in the ...
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... Department of State , until April until April 8th - thus giving the Commis- sioners a further lease on life at Washington . The final letter of the Commissioners to Mr. Seward , dated April 9th , ( given in a subse- quent chapter ...
... Department of State , until April until April 8th - thus giving the Commis- sioners a further lease on life at Washington . The final letter of the Commissioners to Mr. Seward , dated April 9th , ( given in a subse- quent chapter ...
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... department , with the privilege of discuss - for their vote ! The same high - handed tyranny which had prevailed to bring about the revo- ing measures of his department . slaves is continued . ' Representation on the basis of three ...
... department , with the privilege of discuss - for their vote ! The same high - handed tyranny which had prevailed to bring about the revo- ing measures of his department . slaves is continued . ' Representation on the basis of three ...
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... Department of the Government of the United States , by changing the mode of ap- pointing the Federal Judges . " 12. As to the protection of the Slaveholding States against the abduction of their slaves , by re- pealing such State or ...
... Department of the Government of the United States , by changing the mode of ap- pointing the Federal Judges . " 12. As to the protection of the Slaveholding States against the abduction of their slaves , by re- pealing such State or ...
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