Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1909: Based Upon the Plan of Benson John Lossing...Harper, 1905 - United States |
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Page 47
... attack the institution of slavery in America , to raise his voice against duelling , to plead for the rights of woman , to excite pity for the sufferings of domestic animals , the speechless friends of man ; to plead the cause of ...
... attack the institution of slavery in America , to raise his voice against duelling , to plead for the rights of woman , to excite pity for the sufferings of domestic animals , the speechless friends of man ; to plead the cause of ...
Page 463
... attack at once contem- plated the attacking of Jackson's forces on the right flank , and " that no doubt this was in the mind of the court and of the commanding general . " General Grant falls into error here again . General Pope had ...
... attack at once contem- plated the attacking of Jackson's forces on the right flank , and " that no doubt this was in the mind of the court and of the commanding general . " General Grant falls into error here again . General Pope had ...
Page 465
... attack was made upon him . He made no attack upon any one , and yet he says , " I have determined to withdraw to Ma- nassas , " showing that at the very time that Pope was in the height of the engage- ment the whole corps of Porter ...
... attack was made upon him . He made no attack upon any one , and yet he says , " I have determined to withdraw to Ma- nassas , " showing that at the very time that Pope was in the height of the engage- ment the whole corps of Porter ...
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