Abraham Lincoln: The War Years, Volume 2Harcourt, Brace, 1939 - Presidents |
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Page 93
... Hold your position inside the bar near Charleston ; or , if you shall have left it , return to it and hold it till further orders . Do not allow the enemy to erect new batteries or defenses on Morris Island . If he has begun it , drive ...
... Hold your position inside the bar near Charleston ; or , if you shall have left it , return to it and hold it till further orders . Do not allow the enemy to erect new batteries or defenses on Morris Island . If he has begun it , drive ...
Page 247
... hold his Cabinet together , she wrote on Octo- ber 4 , 1862 , to James Gordon Bennett , whose editorials were clamoring for a Cabinet shake - up , a letter saying : " From all parties the cry for a ' change of cabinet ' comes . I hold a ...
... hold his Cabinet together , she wrote on Octo- ber 4 , 1862 , to James Gordon Bennett , whose editorials were clamoring for a Cabinet shake - up , a letter saying : " From all parties the cry for a ' change of cabinet ' comes . I hold a ...
Page 356
... hold a conference with the President of the United States . The little ninety - pound sage and humanitarian from Georgia had left his home in that State two weeks before on receiving a telegram from President Davis re- questing him to ...
... hold a conference with the President of the United States . The little ninety - pound sage and humanitarian from Georgia had left his home in that State two weeks before on receiving a telegram from President Davis re- questing him to ...
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MORE HORSES THAN OATSOFFICESEEKERS | 28 |
FOREIGN MEDIATIONBUTLER | 66 |
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