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... ARMY AND NAVY OPERATIONS ON THE COAST ... CHAPTER XXVII . .344 - ARMY OF THE POTOMAC BALL'S BLUFF — McCleLLAN SUCCEEDS SCOTT MESSAGE TO CONGRESS - THE TRENT TROUBLE . - 362 ILLUSTRATIONS . VOLUME I. PORTRAIT OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN , FROM X ...
... ARMY AND NAVY OPERATIONS ON THE COAST ... CHAPTER XXVII . .344 - ARMY OF THE POTOMAC BALL'S BLUFF — McCleLLAN SUCCEEDS SCOTT MESSAGE TO CONGRESS - THE TRENT TROUBLE . - 362 ILLUSTRATIONS . VOLUME I. PORTRAIT OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN , FROM X ...
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... army , and in command of the post of Fort Crawford , at Prairie du Chien ; Jefferson Davis , later his son - in - law ; Albert Sid- ney Johnston ; Erasmus D. Keyes , a Lieutenant , lately graduated ; and Robert Anderson , then ...
... army , and in command of the post of Fort Crawford , at Prairie du Chien ; Jefferson Davis , later his son - in - law ; Albert Sid- ney Johnston ; Erasmus D. Keyes , a Lieutenant , lately graduated ; and Robert Anderson , then ...
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... army in Mexico was only in the first stages of its career when the canvass closed . Few people in Illinois were making any great outcry against the war , or showed much con- cern over the possible acquisition of more territory into ...
... army in Mexico was only in the first stages of its career when the canvass closed . Few people in Illinois were making any great outcry against the war , or showed much con- cern over the possible acquisition of more territory into ...
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... , by Colonel Wilcox , one of the delegates , and a paymaster in the army , appointed by Lin- coln . See also " Complete Works " ( N. & H. ) , I. , 155 . was Salmon P. Chase , of Ohio , to whom 94 LINCOLN AND HIS PRESIDENCY .
... , by Colonel Wilcox , one of the delegates , and a paymaster in the army , appointed by Lin- coln . See also " Complete Works " ( N. & H. ) , I. , 155 . was Salmon P. Chase , of Ohio , to whom 94 LINCOLN AND HIS PRESIDENCY .
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... army until 1857 , in which year began his connection with the Illinois Cen- tral Railway , of which he was at first chief engineer , and afterward vice - president . It was during the time of his official connection with this road that ...
... army until 1857 , in which year began his connection with the Illinois Cen- tral Railway , of which he was at first chief engineer , and afterward vice - president . It was during the time of his official connection with this road that ...
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