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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... Army . -The Louisiana Legislature passes a resolution approving the conduct of General Twiggs . March 8. — The Army bill passed by the Confed- erate Congress . It calls fifty thousand troops into the field for immediate service . -It is ...
... Army . -The Louisiana Legislature passes a resolution approving the conduct of General Twiggs . March 8. — The Army bill passed by the Confed- erate Congress . It calls fifty thousand troops into the field for immediate service . -It is ...
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... army ! Why , then , should the North care to exelude slavery from Territories from which God and nature have or- dained its exclusion ; and what should the South care for the right to carry slaves where Almighty God has decreed they ...
... army ! Why , then , should the North care to exelude slavery from Territories from which God and nature have or- dained its exclusion ; and what should the South care for the right to carry slaves where Almighty God has decreed they ...
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... army or navy , except as prescribed by law . If there was an insurrection in any State against its laws and authorities , the President could only use the military to suppress the insurrection when called upon by the State authorities ...
... army or navy , except as prescribed by law . If there was an insurrection in any State against its laws and authorities , the President could only use the military to suppress the insurrection when called upon by the State authorities ...
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... Army , Commanding . " To Brigadier - General G. T. BEAUREGARD , Com- manding Provisional Army , C. S. A. " " MONTGOMERY , April 11 . " Gen. BEAUREGARD , Charleston : " We do not desire needlessly to bombard Fort Sumter , if Major ...
... Army , Commanding . " To Brigadier - General G. T. BEAUREGARD , Com- manding Provisional Army , C. S. A. " " MONTGOMERY , April 11 . " Gen. BEAUREGARD , Charleston : " We do not desire needlessly to bombard Fort Sumter , if Major ...
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... Army , surrenders 450 troops to the rebels , " upon demand , " at Saluria , Texas . Fort Smith , in Ark- ansas , seized by a force of cut - throats under Solon Borland . -The New York Seventh regiment reaches Wash- ington . It is ...
... Army , surrenders 450 troops to the rebels , " upon demand , " at Saluria , Texas . Fort Smith , in Ark- ansas , seized by a force of cut - throats under Solon Borland . -The New York Seventh regiment reaches Wash- ington . It is ...
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