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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... Companies of volunteers are constantly arriving and being put in position in the harbor . New batteries are also being constructed . " -More steamers chartered as transports at New York . Great amounts of stores , arms and munitions are ...
... Companies of volunteers are constantly arriving and being put in position in the harbor . New batteries are also being constructed . " -More steamers chartered as transports at New York . Great amounts of stores , arms and munitions are ...
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... companies of the Second infantry reached Fort Lafayette on the morning of April 5th . A company of sappers and miners , and sev- eral companies of the Third infantry , were | already in the fort . At Fort Hamilton four At Fort Hamilton ...
... companies of the Second infantry reached Fort Lafayette on the morning of April 5th . A company of sappers and miners , and sev- eral companies of the Third infantry , were | already in the fort . At Fort Hamilton four At Fort Hamilton ...
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... companies . April 29. - Maryland declares against secession by a strong. people . The Fourth Massachusetts soon follows . —Governor Magoffin refuses to furnish Kentucky's quota of troops called for by the President . He writes an ...
... companies . April 29. - Maryland declares against secession by a strong. people . The Fourth Massachusetts soon follows . —Governor Magoffin refuses to furnish Kentucky's quota of troops called for by the President . He writes an ...
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... companies or singly . May 10. - Major - General Robert E. Lee , of Vir- ginia - late Colonel in the United States army placed in command of the army of Virginia . The mob in St. Louis attack the Government -The Confederate Congress ...
... companies or singly . May 10. - Major - General Robert E. Lee , of Vir- ginia - late Colonel in the United States army placed in command of the army of Virginia . The mob in St. Louis attack the Government -The Confederate Congress ...
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... companies within the State and independent State . And they do further de- forthwith to hold themselves in readiness for imme- clare that said Constitution of the United States of diate orders , and upon the reception of this Procla ...
... companies within the State and independent State . And they do further de- forthwith to hold themselves in readiness for imme- clare that said Constitution of the United States of diate orders , and upon the reception of this Procla ...
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