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... MILITARY OPERATIONS OF 1862 . Inactivity of McClellan - President's Order for a ... Union Troops Occupy Nashville- Capture of Ronoake Island and Newbern - Pea ... Army of the Potomac - McClellan's Inaction - Plan of the Campaign - The ...
... MILITARY OPERATIONS OF 1862 . Inactivity of McClellan - President's Order for a ... Union Troops Occupy Nashville- Capture of Ronoake Island and Newbern - Pea ... Army of the Potomac - McClellan's Inaction - Plan of the Campaign - The ...
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... Union , and , in the gulf States , a considerable portion of the people were opposed to secession ; but , receiving ... army . Isaac Toucey , of Connecticut , more infamous , if possible , than even Floyd , did the same for the navy that ...
... Union , and , in the gulf States , a considerable portion of the people were opposed to secession ; but , receiving ... army . Isaac Toucey , of Connecticut , more infamous , if possible , than even Floyd , did the same for the navy that ...
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... Union men had been elected . The truth is , that although the slave power ... troops , the rebel Governor Clai- burn F. Jackson , returned an insulting ... army . He , in connection with Colonels Blair , Siegel , and others , organ ...
... Union men had been elected . The truth is , that although the slave power ... troops , the rebel Governor Clai- burn F. Jackson , returned an insulting ... army . He , in connection with Colonels Blair , Siegel , and others , organ ...
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... army officers , that up to that time , they had returned fugitive slaves to ... Union cause was ultimately to depend . He , of course , refused to surren ... Union army , were very slow in recognizing this obvious truth . General ...
... army officers , that up to that time , they had returned fugitive slaves to ... Union cause was ultimately to depend . He , of course , refused to surren ... Union army , were very slow in recognizing this obvious truth . General ...
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... Army , and Navy , had resign- ed and taken up arms against their Government ... Union , he said , " the people will save their Government , if the ... army and navy had proved " false to the hand which had pampered them , not one common ...
... Army , and Navy , had resign- ed and taken up arms against their Government ... Union , he said , " the people will save their Government , if the ... army and navy had proved " false to the hand which had pampered them , not one common ...
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