Abraham Lincoln: The War Years, Volume 2Harcourt, Brace, 1939 - Presidents |
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Page 339
... passed her without taking any notice ; but at length a Texan gravely remarked , ' Take care , madam , for Hood's boys are great at storming breast works when the Yankee colors is on them . ' . . . The patriotic lady beat a precipi- tate ...
... passed her without taking any notice ; but at length a Texan gravely remarked , ' Take care , madam , for Hood's boys are great at storming breast works when the Yankee colors is on them . ' . . . The patriotic lady beat a precipi- tate ...
Page 355
... passed , I am now pro- foundly grateful for what was done , without criticism for what was not done . General Meade has my confidence , as a brave and skilful officer and a true man . " A few days having passed , he could see that it ...
... passed , I am now pro- foundly grateful for what was done , without criticism for what was not done . General Meade has my confidence , as a brave and skilful officer and a true man . " A few days having passed , he could see that it ...
Page 595
... passed with the same result , and I then resolved to avail myself of Mrs. Lincoln's Saturday afternoon reception - at which , I was told , the President would be present - to make myself known to him . Two o'clock found me one of the ...
... passed with the same result , and I then resolved to avail myself of Mrs. Lincoln's Saturday afternoon reception - at which , I was told , the President would be present - to make myself known to him . Two o'clock found me one of the ...
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