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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... military commandant and civil governor , as early as July of last year ; and shortly thereafter I received from him the commission of military commandant . the duties of which I immediately entered upon , and have continued to exercise ...
... military commandant and civil governor , as early as July of last year ; and shortly thereafter I received from him the commission of military commandant . the duties of which I immediately entered upon , and have continued to exercise ...
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... military officer ; born Clermont , Va . , Nov. 19 , 1835 ; nephew f Gen. Robert E. Lee ; graduated at he United States Military Academy in Continental Congress from 1775 to 1779 , and was active and efficient in framing the Articles of ...
... military officer ; born Clermont , Va . , Nov. 19 , 1835 ; nephew f Gen. Robert E. Lee ; graduated at he United States Military Academy in Continental Congress from 1775 to 1779 , and was active and efficient in framing the Articles of ...
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... military rule , and in November , 1862 , a pro- .visional court for the State was or ganized by the President . In April , 1863 , he appointed judges of the Supreme Court . Late in 1863 an election of State officers was held in a ...
... military rule , and in November , 1862 , a pro- .visional court for the State was or ganized by the President . In April , 1863 , he appointed judges of the Supreme Court . Late in 1863 an election of State officers was held in a ...
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