The United States Service Magazine, Volume 4Charles B. Richardson, 1865 - Military art and science |
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... hand to save her from destruction , if she will not be saved by a restoration of the Union . Since the die of her wretchedness has been cast by her own hands , let the coin of her misery circulate alone in her own dominions until the ...
... hand to save her from destruction , if she will not be saved by a restoration of the Union . Since the die of her wretchedness has been cast by her own hands , let the coin of her misery circulate alone in her own dominions until the ...
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... hand to resist the law , I would hang to the first tree or lamp - post . I don't blame the President for being more lenient ; I only say what I would do . " In a speech in Cairo , during the month of August , he thus seared the ...
... hand to resist the law , I would hang to the first tree or lamp - post . I don't blame the President for being more lenient ; I only say what I would do . " In a speech in Cairo , during the month of August , he thus seared the ...
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... hand , left his seat in Congress , fought at Bull Run as a private , entered the service of his State as a colonel ... hands with them . Physically , he is one of the finest - looking officers in the army . A deep and fierce black eye ...
... hand , left his seat in Congress , fought at Bull Run as a private , entered the service of his State as a colonel ... hands with them . Physically , he is one of the finest - looking officers in the army . A deep and fierce black eye ...
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... hands of the carpenters and mechanics . By the end of that time , we were tired enough of Hilton Head and its surroundings , of Beaufort , and the abandoned plantations and the colored people , and were glad to go to sea again , even in ...
... hands of the carpenters and mechanics . By the end of that time , we were tired enough of Hilton Head and its surroundings , of Beaufort , and the abandoned plantations and the colored people , and were glad to go to sea again , even in ...
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... hand the pontoon boats , weighing over fifteen hundred pounds each , a mile and a quarter , without disturbing the enemy's pickets on the opposite bank ; but they undertook it despite the General's protest against its feasibility ...
... hand the pontoon boats , weighing over fifteen hundred pounds each , a mile and a quarter , without disturbing the enemy's pickets on the opposite bank ; but they undertook it despite the General's protest against its feasibility ...
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Page 91 - Confederacy and the peace which now dawns upon us must be judged by others, not by us ; but that you have done all that men could do has been admitted by those in authority, and we have a right to join in the universal joy that fills our land because the war is over and our government stands vindicated before the world by the joint action of the volunteer armies of the United States.