Southern History of the War: The first year of the warC.B. Richardson, 1863 - Confederate States of America |
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... Mississippi . - Island No. 10.— Serious Character of the Disaster at Donelson . - Generals Floyd and Pillow " re- lieved from Command . " - General Johnston's Testimony in favor of these Officers.- President Davis's Punctilio . - A ...
... Mississippi . - Island No. 10.— Serious Character of the Disaster at Donelson . - Generals Floyd and Pillow " re- lieved from Command . " - General Johnston's Testimony in favor of these Officers.- President Davis's Punctilio . - A ...
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... Mississippi District . - General Price and his Command . - The FALL OF New Orleans . - The Flag Imbroglio . - Major - general Butler . - Causes of the Disaster . - Its Results and Consequences . - The Fate of the Valley of the Mississippi ...
... Mississippi District . - General Price and his Command . - The FALL OF New Orleans . - The Flag Imbroglio . - Major - general Butler . - Causes of the Disaster . - Its Results and Consequences . - The Fate of the Valley of the Mississippi ...
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... Mississippi seceded from the Union . Alabama and Florida followed on the 11th day of the same month ; Georgia on the 20th ; Louisiana on the 26th ; and Texas on the 1st of February . Thus , in less than three months after the ...
... Mississippi seceded from the Union . Alabama and Florida followed on the 11th day of the same month ; Georgia on the 20th ; Louisiana on the 26th ; and Texas on the 1st of February . Thus , in less than three months after the ...
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... Mississippi , for President , and Alexander H. Stephens , of Georgia , for Vice - President . Mr. Davis was inaugurated Provisional President on the 18th of February , and delivered an address , explaining the revolution as a change of ...
... Mississippi , for President , and Alexander H. Stephens , of Georgia , for Vice - President . Mr. Davis was inaugurated Provisional President on the 18th of February , and delivered an address , explaining the revolution as a change of ...
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... Mississippi , Louisiana , and Texas , by combinations too powerful to be suppressed by the ordinary course of judicial proceeding , or by the powers vested in the Marshals by law- " 6 Now , therefore , I , Abraham Lincoln , President of ...
... Mississippi , Louisiana , and Texas , by combinations too powerful to be suppressed by the ordinary course of judicial proceeding , or by the powers vested in the Marshals by law- " 6 Now , therefore , I , Abraham Lincoln , President of ...
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