The Rebellion Record: A Diary of American Events, with Documents Narratives, Illustrative Incidents, Poetry, Etc, Part 1Frank Moore |
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... feeling between the authorities and Major Brown , Texas , refused to surrender his post as Anderson continues to be ... feel that it is the harbinger of peace .— ( Doc . 41 . ) — Commercial , Feb. 28 . March 1. - General Twiggs was ...
... feeling between the authorities and Major Brown , Texas , refused to surrender his post as Anderson continues to be ... feel that it is the harbinger of peace .— ( Doc . 41 . ) — Commercial , Feb. 28 . March 1. - General Twiggs was ...
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... feel confident that his course has placed us in a false position before the world ; that we repudiate his teachings , as having an Anti - Union tenden- cy , and are unworthy of a patriot and Dela- warian . - Times , April 17 . -GOVERNOR ...
... feel confident that his course has placed us in a false position before the world ; that we repudiate his teachings , as having an Anti - Union tenden- cy , and are unworthy of a patriot and Dela- warian . - Times , April 17 . -GOVERNOR ...
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... feeling of mutual regard and respect for each other - cherishing the hope that in our future relations we may better ... feel an anxiety to know the names of these vessels and their captains , and shall endeavor to find them out . About ...
... feeling of mutual regard and respect for each other - cherishing the hope that in our future relations we may better ... feel an anxiety to know the names of these vessels and their captains , and shall endeavor to find them out . About ...
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... feel once more that we had a country - a fact which has been to a certain degree in suspense for some weeks past ... feeling of admiration for the determined conduct and military skill of Col. ANDERSON in abandoning an indefensible ...
... feel once more that we had a country - a fact which has been to a certain degree in suspense for some weeks past ... feeling of admiration for the determined conduct and military skill of Col. ANDERSON in abandoning an indefensible ...
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... feel myself under the necessity of tendering to you my resignation as Secretary of War , because I can no longer hold it under my convictions of patriotism , ror with honor , subjected as I am to a violation of solemn pledges and ...
... feel myself under the necessity of tendering to you my resignation as Secretary of War , because I can no longer hold it under my convictions of patriotism , ror with honor , subjected as I am to a violation of solemn pledges and ...
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