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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... arms , & c . , seized from the Fed- eral Government , to the Confederate Government . -The Charleston ( South Carolina ) Courier of to- day says the batteries bearing on the ship channel are of the heaviest kind , and that they are now ...
... arms , & c . , seized from the Fed- eral Government , to the Confederate Government . -The Charleston ( South Carolina ) Courier of to- day says the batteries bearing on the ship channel are of the heaviest kind , and that they are now ...
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... arms and munitions are being shipped . The armed revenue - cutter Har- riet Lane puts to sea with sealed orders , followed by the steam - tugs Yankee and Uncle Ben . The frig- ate ( steam ) Wabash , the sloop Savannah , and the gun ...
... arms and munitions are being shipped . The armed revenue - cutter Har- riet Lane puts to sea with sealed orders , followed by the steam - tugs Yankee and Uncle Ben . The frig- ate ( steam ) Wabash , the sloop Savannah , and the gun ...
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... arms become necessary . A knowledge of this , together with the imposing disposition of the military , under immediate command of Generals Scott and Wool , served to render the order of the occasion exceedingly satisfactory . The Presi ...
... arms become necessary . A knowledge of this , together with the imposing disposition of the military , under immediate command of Generals Scott and Wool , served to render the order of the occasion exceedingly satisfactory . The Presi ...
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... arms ! is now the cry ; and when peace is declared , if ever , in our day , Virginia may decide where she will finally rest . But for the present she has no choice left ; war with Lincoln or with Davis is the choice left us . the ...
... arms ! is now the cry ; and when peace is declared , if ever , in our day , Virginia may decide where she will finally rest . But for the present she has no choice left ; war with Lincoln or with Davis is the choice left us . the ...
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... arms , of arms , because you cannot compromise with traitors ?? Let the remaining States reform their Government , and , if it is acceptable , the Southern Confederacy will enter into a treaty of peace and amity with them . If you want ...
... arms , of arms , because you cannot compromise with traitors ?? Let the remaining States reform their Government , and , if it is acceptable , the Southern Confederacy will enter into a treaty of peace and amity with them . If you want ...
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