Southern History of the War: The Third Year of the WarReprint of the original, first published in 1865. |
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... Party " in the North . Tho Yankee Fall Elections . — The War Democrats in the North . - The South's Worst Enemies . - Yankee Self - Glorification . - Farragut's Dinner - Party . - The Russian Banquet . -- Russia and Yankeedom . — The ...
... Party " in the North . Tho Yankee Fall Elections . — The War Democrats in the North . - The South's Worst Enemies . - Yankee Self - Glorification . - Farragut's Dinner - Party . - The Russian Banquet . -- Russia and Yankeedom . — The ...
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Contents
CHAPTER | 12 |
gative Lees Retreat Across the Potomac an Inconsequence Disappointment | 18 |
CHAPTER II | 41 |
Memorable Appeal Grants Assault on the Works Confidence of the Yankees | 59 |
CHAPTER IV | 81 |
Reasons for our success in VirginiaHer Hearty Cooperation with the Confoderate | 106 |
CHAPTER VI | 134 |
OPERATIONS AT RAPPAHANNOOK BRIDGE Kelleys Ford Surprise and Capture | 184 |
CHAPTER VII | 363 |
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