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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... 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 being ...
... 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 being ...
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... volunteers , would be necessary to enable the United States to reduce the States aforesaid , and such others as are supposed to sym- pathize with them , to subjection and obedience to the laws of the Union , and to protect the Federal ...
... volunteers , would be necessary to enable the United States to reduce the States aforesaid , and such others as are supposed to sym- pathize with them , to subjection and obedience to the laws of the Union , and to protect the Federal ...
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... Missouri , seized . Mob law prevailing in Baltimore . Volunteers rapidly concentrating at Philadelphia . Fortress Monroe reenforced and placed beyond danger of seizure . April 21. - The United States War Department takes possession.
... Missouri , seized . Mob law prevailing in Baltimore . Volunteers rapidly concentrating at Philadelphia . Fortress Monroe reenforced and placed beyond danger of seizure . April 21. - The United States War Department takes possession.
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... volunteers that offer , in regi- ments , battalions , 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 ...
... volunteers that offer , in regi- ments , battalions , 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 ...
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... volunteers route the rebels and secure tents , stores , & c . Colonel Kelly , of the First Virginia , in command of the Federals , is seriously wounded . Rebel loss sixteen killed , ten prisoners . Federal loss two killed , seven ...
... volunteers route the rebels and secure tents , stores , & c . Colonel Kelly , of the First Virginia , in command of the Federals , is seriously wounded . Rebel loss sixteen killed , ten prisoners . Federal loss two killed , seven ...
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