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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... Loyal States to Sus- tain a State of War .......... 242 III . The Advance Movement upon Manassas . Composition of the Army . Occupation of Fairfax and Centreville . Contest at Blackburn's Ford . Battle of Bull Run . A Federal Victory ...
... Loyal States to Sus- tain a State of War .......... 242 III . The Advance Movement upon Manassas . Composition of the Army . Occupation of Fairfax and Centreville . Contest at Blackburn's Ford . Battle of Bull Run . A Federal Victory ...
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... Loyal . Action of the Legislature . Its Address to the People . Military Situation ( Sep- tember , 1861. ) Generals John- . ston's and Buckner's Procla- mations . Persecutions of Loy- al Men . Anderson's Retirement . Sherman's ...
... Loyal . Action of the Legislature . Its Address to the People . Military Situation ( Sep- tember , 1861. ) Generals John- . ston's and Buckner's Procla- mations . Persecutions of Loy- al Men . Anderson's Retirement . Sherman's ...
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... loyal States . The complainants were among those of the opposition whose praise it was scarcely pos- sible to obtain . With such , fault - finding was a chronic disorder . augural by the People . The reception of the Message throughout ...
... loyal States . The complainants were among those of the opposition whose praise it was scarcely pos- sible to obtain . With such , fault - finding was a chronic disorder . augural by the People . The reception of the Message throughout ...
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... loyal , to all appearances , early in March , than Virginia . Although represented in the Confederate Congress by " Commissioners , " her people were regarded as too warmly attached to the old Confederacy to be easily dragooned or lured ...
... loyal , to all appearances , early in March , than Virginia . Although represented in the Confederate Congress by " Commissioners , " her people were regarded as too warmly attached to the old Confederacy to be easily dragooned or lured ...
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... loyal Union man . He demanded that every fact and truth that could be uttered , should be uttered by every man to allay sec- tional strife , to calm the irritation in the Slaveholding States , and to restore reason in order that we may ...
... loyal Union man . He demanded that every fact and truth that could be uttered , should be uttered by every man to allay sec- tional strife , to calm the irritation in the Slaveholding States , and to restore reason in order that we may ...
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