Harper's Encyclopędia 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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... entered Lalor's Cyclopędia of Political Science , the Texan army as a private in 1836 and and the political sketch under the article was soon made a brigadier - general , and " United States " in the Encyclopędia in 1838 became ...
... entered Lalor's Cyclopędia of Political Science , the Texan army as a private in 1836 and and the political sketch under the article was soon made a brigadier - general , and " United States " in the Encyclopędia in 1838 became ...
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... entered the navy as acting midshipman in 1854 ; graduated at the Naval Academy in 1859 ; promoted to passed midshipman , master , and lieutenant , in 1861 ; and was a prisoner of war in North Carolina , and at Richmond , Va . , in June ...
... entered the navy as acting midshipman in 1854 ; graduated at the Naval Academy in 1859 ; promoted to passed midshipman , master , and lieutenant , in 1861 ; and was a prisoner of war in North Carolina , and at Richmond , Va . , in June ...
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... entered the national army as born in Philadelphia , Pa . , April 12 , 1814 ; colonel of the 1st Virginia Regiment ; took admitted to the bar in 1841 ; was a Free- A part in the battle of Philippi , where he trade Democrat till 1848 ...
... entered the national army as born in Philadelphia , Pa . , April 12 , 1814 ; colonel of the 1st Virginia Regiment ; took admitted to the bar in 1841 ; was a Free- A part in the battle of Philippi , where he trade Democrat till 1848 ...
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