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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... sent North . -The Message of Mr. Lincoln is received at Captain Hill to the revolutionists , by special agree- Montgomery , and is pronounced a war declara- tion . ' " March 7. - The Louisiana State Convention trans- fers the money ...
... sent North . -The Message of Mr. Lincoln is received at Captain Hill to the revolutionists , by special agree- Montgomery , and is pronounced a war declara- tion . ' " March 7. - The Louisiana State Convention trans- fers the money ...
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... sent against them . It believes the re- enforcement of Fort Sumter an impossibility . It es- timates that three thousand highly - disciplined troops are in the various fortifications . | -By proclamation of General Bragg , all vessels ...
... sent against them . It believes the re- enforcement of Fort Sumter an impossibility . It es- timates that three thousand highly - disciplined troops are in the various fortifications . | -By proclamation of General Bragg , all vessels ...
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... sent upon the wings of the telegraph to all parts of the country , was as follows : At a quarter past one the President and President - elect having been ushered into the Senate Chamber - where their appearance was waited for by the ...
... sent upon the wings of the telegraph to all parts of the country , was as follows : At a quarter past one the President and President - elect having been ushered into the Senate Chamber - where their appearance was waited for by the ...
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... sent some negroes South , but only such as were sold in the breaking up of estates , or were disposed of by owners fearful of the slaves escaping to the North . The Old Dominion alone , of all the States of the Confederacy , made the ...
... sent some negroes South , but only such as were sold in the breaking up of estates , or were disposed of by owners fearful of the slaves escaping to the North . The Old Dominion alone , of all the States of the Confederacy , made the ...
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... sent up to the House for its con- so disorganizing and ruinous a principle - her great currence , read : and good Marshall decreeing more than once , from the bench of the Supreme Judiciary , that the Federal Constitution did not ...
... sent up to the House for its con- so disorganizing and ruinous a principle - her great currence , read : and good Marshall decreeing more than once , from the bench of the Supreme Judiciary , that the Federal Constitution did not ...
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