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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... Major Anderson in New York . Excuse for not Reenforcing him . Fort Pickens Safe . Particulars of its Reenforcement . The Har- per's Ferry Destruction and Evacuation . The Norfolk ( Gos- port ) Navy - Yard Destruction . Particulars of ...
... Major Anderson in New York . Excuse for not Reenforcing him . Fort Pickens Safe . Particulars of its Reenforcement . The Har- per's Ferry Destruction and Evacuation . The Norfolk ( Gos- port ) Navy - Yard Destruction . Particulars of ...
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... Major Anderson as to render the evacuation or the reprovisioning of Fort Sumter a necessity . Great excitement exists in consequence . General Scott is willing to assume the responsibility of the withdrawal , considering it impossible ...
... Major Anderson as to render the evacuation or the reprovisioning of Fort Sumter a necessity . Great excitement exists in consequence . General Scott is willing to assume the responsibility of the withdrawal , considering it impossible ...
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... Major Anderson that no further communications will be allowed with the land - thus placing him in a state of siege . April 8. - A dispatch from Montgomery says : " The Cabinet here have just concluded a protracted session on the course ...
... Major Anderson that no further communications will be allowed with the land - thus placing him in a state of siege . April 8. - A dispatch from Montgomery says : " The Cabinet here have just concluded a protracted session on the course ...
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... Major Anderson from had been elected simply to give each of his Fort Sumter , and the total abandonment of partisans government employ . Sumter and the Charleston fortifications to the revolution- Major Anderson's starving garrison ...
... Major Anderson from had been elected simply to give each of his Fort Sumter , and the total abandonment of partisans government employ . Sumter and the Charleston fortifications to the revolution- Major Anderson's starving garrison ...
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... Major Anderson cannot now | word from the Capital , hoping that some way might be opened whereby the Nation would be spared the humiliation of seeing the brave garrison withdrawn from the harbor of Charleston . The hours were subtly but ...
... Major Anderson cannot now | word from the Capital , hoping that some way might be opened whereby the Nation would be spared the humiliation of seeing the brave garrison withdrawn from the harbor of Charleston . The hours were subtly but ...
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