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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... River ; not so with Morgan and other forts in Alabama ; not so with those other forts that were intended to guard the entrance of a particular har- bor for local defence . *** We have no use for the forts at the mouth of the Mississippi ...
... River ; not so with Morgan and other forts in Alabama ; not so with those other forts that were intended to guard the entrance of a particular har- bor for local defence . *** We have no use for the forts at the mouth of the Mississippi ...
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... River established at All mails stopped . Cairo . town . Colonel Ellsworth assassinated in an Alex- andria hotel . The assassin bayonetted on the spot . Portion of a rebel cavalry company captured . This onward movement gives great ...
... River established at All mails stopped . Cairo . town . Colonel Ellsworth assassinated in an Alex- andria hotel . The assassin bayonetted on the spot . Portion of a rebel cavalry company captured . This onward movement gives great ...
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... river . Engagement at Buckhannon , Virginia . The rebels routed . Rebel loss twenty - three killed and wounded and two hundred prisoners . Skirmish at Farmington , Missouri . Rebel loss five killed and July 2. - General Patterson's ...
... river . Engagement at Buckhannon , Virginia . The rebels routed . Rebel loss twenty - three killed and wounded and two hundred prisoners . Skirmish at Farmington , Missouri . Rebel loss five killed and July 2. - General Patterson's ...
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... River , as well as for the collection of revenue on the frontier . Free transit has been secured for vessels and mer- chandise passing through the Confederate States ; and delay and inconvenience have been avoided as far as possible in ...
... River , as well as for the collection of revenue on the frontier . Free transit has been secured for vessels and mer- chandise passing through the Confederate States ; and delay and inconvenience have been avoided as far as possible in ...
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... river " Hold yourselves in readiness to march at that fed the city with its the word to the tomb of Washington , and life - blood . All the daily press of the Cres swear that no Northern Goths and Vandals cent city mourned over the ...
... river " Hold yourselves in readiness to march at that fed the city with its the word to the tomb of Washington , and life - blood . All the daily press of the Cres swear that no Northern Goths and Vandals cent city mourned over the ...
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