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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... wounded . The dead reposed in graves almost overshadowed by the smoke of the conflict of April 12th . † See letter of Dr. W. H. Russell to London Times , dated Charleston , April 21st . The Dr. visit- ed Sumter shortly after the ...
... wounded . The dead reposed in graves almost overshadowed by the smoke of the conflict of April 12th . † See letter of Dr. W. H. Russell to London Times , dated Charleston , April 21st . The Dr. visit- ed Sumter shortly after the ...
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... wounded three - the only loss and injury the illy - prepared condition of Sumter's arma- which the men suffered in the eventful Had Anderson's fine artillerymen drama . The troops then lowered their flag been provided with properly ...
... wounded three - the only loss and injury the illy - prepared condition of Sumter's arma- which the men suffered in the eventful Had Anderson's fine artillerymen drama . The troops then lowered their flag been provided with properly ...
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... wounded - one mortally . Eleven of the mob killed , and four wounded . The city all in arms . Governor Hicks informs the President that no more troops can pass through Baltimore without fighting their way . Railway track torn up and ...
... wounded - one mortally . Eleven of the mob killed , and four wounded . The city all in arms . Governor Hicks informs the President that no more troops can pass through Baltimore without fighting their way . Railway track torn up and ...
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... wounded and five brought away Sewall's Point , Virginia . prisoners . Captain Lyon commissioned Brigadier- Ken ... wounded . Rebel loss sixteen killed , ten prisoners . Federal loss two killed , seven wounded . -Senator Douglas dies at ...
... wounded and five brought away Sewall's Point , Virginia . prisoners . Captain Lyon commissioned Brigadier- Ken ... wounded . Rebel loss sixteen killed , ten prisoners . Federal loss two killed , seven wounded . -Senator Douglas dies at ...
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... wounded forty - nine , and five missing . Among the killed were the gallant Lieutenant Greble , of the United States regular ar- tillery , and Major Theodore Winthrop , Aide - de - camp to Major - General Butler - a brilliant officer ...
... wounded forty - nine , and five missing . Among the killed were the gallant Lieutenant Greble , of the United States regular ar- tillery , and Major Theodore Winthrop , Aide - de - camp to Major - General Butler - a brilliant officer ...
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