The History, Civil, Political and Military, of the Southern Rebellion: From Its Incipient Stages to Its Close. Comprehending, Also, All Important State Papers, Ordinances of Secession, Proclamations, Proceedings of Congress, Official Reports of Commanders, Etc., Etc, Volume 2J.D. Torrey, 1861 - United States |
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Page 5
... reached to the outermost rim of the immense assembly , so commanding were its tones . The Address , as pronounced , and sent upon the wings of the telegraph to all parts of the country , was as follows : At a quarter past one the ...
... reached to the outermost rim of the immense assembly , so commanding were its tones . The Address , as pronounced , and sent upon the wings of the telegraph to all parts of the country , was as follows : At a quarter past one the ...
Page 16
... reached , but the general opinion prevails to - night that the troops will be withdrawn . " " The Commissioners are not accredited to the Administration of Mr. Buchanan ; nor , if they were , would it be possible for them to reach ...
... reached , but the general opinion prevails to - night that the troops will be withdrawn . " " The Commissioners are not accredited to the Administration of Mr. Buchanan ; nor , if they were , would it be possible for them to reach ...
Page 68
... reached Fort Lafayette on the morning of April 5th . A company of sappers and miners , and sev- eral companies of the Third infantry , were already in the fort . At Fort Hamilton four hundred and ninety - one men were quartered , ready ...
... reached Fort Lafayette on the morning of April 5th . A company of sappers and miners , and sev- eral companies of the Third infantry , were already in the fort . At Fort Hamilton four hundred and ninety - one men were quartered , ready ...
Page 82
... reached many millions of dollars . Local arrangements were made for the care of the families of those who should enter the ranks . In almost numberless instances , em- ployers gave notice that the pay of those in their service , who ...
... reached many millions of dollars . Local arrangements were made for the care of the families of those who should enter the ranks . In almost numberless instances , em- ployers gave notice that the pay of those in their service , who ...
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... reaching the Capital on the fourth day after the President's call , Massachusetts may , however , claim the credit for being " first in the field " with her regiments , as she was the first to suffer in the Union's cause . The readiness ...
... reaching the Capital on the fourth day after the President's call , Massachusetts may , however , claim the credit for being " first in the field " with her regiments , as she was the first to suffer in the Union's cause . The readiness ...
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