The War with the South: A History of the Late Rebellion, Volume 1Virture & Yorston., 1862 - United States |
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Page 15
... soldiers , and to join in all the congressional votes of ac- knowledgment and reward . At an early period Lincoln had mani- fested those opinions on slavery which secured for him the nomination of the Republican party , and elevated him ...
... soldiers , and to join in all the congressional votes of ac- knowledgment and reward . At an early period Lincoln had mani- fested those opinions on slavery which secured for him the nomination of the Republican party , and elevated him ...
Page 59
... soldiers in each , and what additions , if any , had been made since the 20th of December ; also , whether any assurance had been given that the forts would not be rein- forced , and if so , to what extent ; also , what police or other ...
... soldiers in each , and what additions , if any , had been made since the 20th of December ; also , whether any assurance had been given that the forts would not be rein- forced , and if so , to what extent ; also , what police or other ...
Page 61
... soldiers within are by no means idle . Field- pieces have been placed in position upon the green within the fort , and none of the expedients of military engineering have been neglected to make the posi- tion as strong as possible . It ...
... soldiers within are by no means idle . Field- pieces have been placed in position upon the green within the fort , and none of the expedients of military engineering have been neglected to make the posi- tion as strong as possible . It ...
Page 63
... soldiers . Thus laden , the three schooners put off , and sailed , not to Fort Johnson , on James Island , as had been carefully re- ported , and for which they apparently steered , but to Fort Sumter , where , after a circuitous course ...
... soldiers . Thus laden , the three schooners put off , and sailed , not to Fort Johnson , on James Island , as had been carefully re- ported , and for which they apparently steered , but to Fort Sumter , where , after a circuitous course ...
Page 83
... soldiers were thrust below , and none allowed on deck but the crew . She , however , proceeded on her course , following in the wake of the little Charleston steamer , which steamed on , keeping about two miles ahead , and perseveringly ...
... soldiers were thrust below , and none allowed on deck but the crew . She , however , proceeded on her course , following in the wake of the little Charleston steamer , which steamed on , keeping about two miles ahead , and perseveringly ...
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