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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... Camp . Movement of Troops . Doings of Butler in Maryland .... 101 X. Virginia . XI . The Crisis in Tennessee . A Dark Page in History . The Seces- sion in North Carolina and Ar- kansas .. 140 147 152 XII . The Crisis in Missouri . Her ...
... Camp . Movement of Troops . Doings of Butler in Maryland .... 101 X. Virginia . XI . The Crisis in Tennessee . A Dark Page in History . The Seces- sion in North Carolina and Ar- kansas .. 140 147 152 XII . The Crisis in Missouri . Her ...
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... Camp . " STEPHEN D. LEE , Captain S. C. Army and Aide - de - Camp . " Major ROBERT ANDERSON , United States Army , Commanding Fort Sumter . " Punctually , at the hour indicated - twenty minutes past four A. M. — the roar of a mortar ...
... Camp . " STEPHEN D. LEE , Captain S. C. Army and Aide - de - Camp . " Major ROBERT ANDERSON , United States Army , Commanding Fort Sumter . " Punctually , at the hour indicated - twenty minutes past four A. M. — the roar of a mortar ...
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... camp to Major - General Butler - a brilliant officer . Rebel loss : none killed , nine wounded . The Federals numbered ( engaged ) about four thousand rebels eleven hundred and sixty - five . -Major - General Banks assumes command of ...
... camp to Major - General Butler - a brilliant officer . Rebel loss : none killed , nine wounded . The Federals numbered ( engaged ) about four thousand rebels eleven hundred and sixty - five . -Major - General Banks assumes command of ...
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... camp equipment , no the State and city of New York , united with means at its immediate disposal to provide the vigorous efforts of the noble Common- for the immense drains upon its treasury - wealth of Massachusetts , devoted to the ...
... camp equipment , no the State and city of New York , united with means at its immediate disposal to provide the vigorous efforts of the noble Common- for the immense drains upon its treasury - wealth of Massachusetts , devoted to the ...
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... camp at Harrisburg , Chambersburg isin , by the enactment of the bill to create a Com- and York , could be thrown ... camps . He also related sev- eral incidents illustrative of the devilish spirit which possessed those in Maryland ...
... camp at Harrisburg , Chambersburg isin , by the enactment of the bill to create a Com- and York , could be thrown ... camps . He also related sev- eral incidents illustrative of the devilish spirit which possessed those in Maryland ...
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