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 170
... chief of the Assistant Adjutant - General . " armies of the United States , and as such General Emory not only called the at- he is to be respected , and that his or- tention of respondent to this order , but ders , whether issued ...
... chief of the Assistant Adjutant - General . " armies of the United States , and as such General Emory not only called the at- he is to be respected , and that his or- tention of respondent to this order , but ders , whether issued ...
Page 197
... chief - justice and four associate The Supreme Court was organized in 1789 , judges ; salary , $ 6,000 per annum . with one chief - justice and five associate preme Court of the District of Columbia , udges . There are now eight ...
... chief - justice and four associate The Supreme Court was organized in 1789 , judges ; salary , $ 6,000 per annum . with one chief - justice and five associate preme Court of the District of Columbia , udges . There are now eight ...
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... chief engineer in 1852 ; was ap- eral's Double ; A Trooper Galahad ; Found pointed chief engineer of the navy - yard in in the Philippines , etc. New York in 1858 ; and chief engineer of the Atlantic blockading squadron in 1861 . the ...
... chief engineer in 1852 ; was ap- eral's Double ; A Trooper Galahad ; Found pointed chief engineer of the navy - yard in in the Philippines , etc. New York in 1858 ; and chief engineer of the Atlantic blockading squadron in 1861 . the ...
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