The American Conflict: A History of the Great Rebellion in the United States of America, 1860 - '65 : Its Causes, Incidents, and Results Intended to Exhibit Especially Its Moral and Political Phases, with the Drift and Progress of American Opinion Respecting Human Slavery from 1776 to the Close of the War for the Union. II |
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... received and sent by McClellan between his retreat to Harrison's bar and Pope's defeat at Groveton ; also , those given in my account of his movements from the hour of his arrival at Frederick to that of Lee's retreat from Sharpsburg ...
... received and sent by McClellan between his retreat to Harrison's bar and Pope's defeat at Groveton ; also , those given in my account of his movements from the hour of his arrival at Frederick to that of Lee's retreat from Sharpsburg ...
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... received three or four shots , one dened by the blood of many of their foes , including Gens . McCulloch and McIntosh , both mortally wounded . of which inflicted a severe wound . Many of his field officers had fallen , with about one ...
... received three or four shots , one dened by the blood of many of their foes , including Gens . McCulloch and McIntosh , both mortally wounded . of which inflicted a severe wound . Many of his field officers had fallen , with about one ...
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... received their annuities and transacted most of their business with the Federal Govern- ment , had nearly always been Demo- cratic politicians - of course , pro - Sla- very , and generally Southern - and for the last eight years ...
... received their annuities and transacted most of their business with the Federal Govern- ment , had nearly always been Demo- cratic politicians - of course , pro - Sla- very , and generally Southern - and for the last eight years ...
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... received the supplies they so much and abandonment of Springfield tend- needed , and where a treaty of close ed strongly to corroborate - the Chiefs alliance was negotiated " between of most of the tribes very generally Opothleyolo and ...
... received the supplies they so much and abandonment of Springfield tend- needed , and where a treaty of close ed strongly to corroborate - the Chiefs alliance was negotiated " between of most of the tribes very generally Opothleyolo and ...
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... received a flag of truce from Ilindman , asking a personal inter- view with reference to the burial of the dead and relief of the wounded . Blunt met Hindman accordingly , and was soon satisfied that the meeting so solicited was but a ...
... received a flag of truce from Ilindman , asking a personal inter- view with reference to the burial of the dead and relief of the wounded . Blunt met Hindman accordingly , and was soon satisfied that the meeting so solicited was but a ...
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