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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... Treason . His " Re- cognition " of the Southern Con- federacy . The Virginia Ordi- nance of Secession ......... .... 87 II . Washington in Danger . States ' Patriotism . The Record of Massachusetts . March of her Troops . The Assault in ...
... Treason . His " Re- cognition " of the Southern Con- federacy . The Virginia Ordi- nance of Secession ......... .... 87 II . Washington in Danger . States ' Patriotism . The Record of Massachusetts . March of her Troops . The Assault in ...
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... Treason in a " Castle " of the K. C. G's . Breckenridge's Flight . His " Address . " Mil- itary Operations to Nov. 1st . Battle of Wild Cat ...... 370 383 CHAPTER I. Combined Naval and Land Oper- PAGE CHAPTER IV . - Continued . PAGE ...
... Treason in a " Castle " of the K. C. G's . Breckenridge's Flight . His " Address . " Mil- itary Operations to Nov. 1st . Battle of Wild Cat ...... 370 383 CHAPTER I. Combined Naval and Land Oper- PAGE CHAPTER IV . - Continued . PAGE ...
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... New Orleans , in honor of his treason . He makes a speech , in which he remarked that he prayed for all arms , forts , munitions , & c . , seized from the United States Government , to the Confederate Gov- ernment . 1 2.
... New Orleans , in honor of his treason . He makes a speech , in which he remarked that he prayed for all arms , forts , munitions , & c . , seized from the United States Government , to the Confederate Gov- ernment . 1 2.
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... treason by a sharp and certain death . Let not Virginians be arrayed against each other ; and since we cannot avoid war , let us determine that together , as people of the same State , we will defend each other , and preserve the soil ...
... treason by a sharp and certain death . Let not Virginians be arrayed against each other ; and since we cannot avoid war , let us determine that together , as people of the same State , we will defend each other , and preserve the soil ...
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... treason , and impudent in their personal license to- wards the close of the session . Nothing so vulgar , so coarse , so treasonable , so vindic- tive as Wigfall's speech , quoted above , ever before stirred the air of the Capitol ...
... treason , and impudent in their personal license to- wards the close of the session . Nothing so vulgar , so coarse , so treasonable , so vindic- tive as Wigfall's speech , quoted above , ever before stirred the air of the Capitol ...
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