The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 8Atlantic Monthly Company, 1861 - American essays |
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Page 112
... thousand legs step off accurately together . Two thousand pipe- clayed cross - belts - whitened with infi- nite pains and waste of time , and offering a most inviting mark to a foe ยท restrain the beating bosoms of a thousand braves , as ...
... thousand legs step off accurately together . Two thousand pipe- clayed cross - belts - whitened with infi- nite pains and waste of time , and offering a most inviting mark to a foe ยท restrain the beating bosoms of a thousand braves , as ...
Page 183
... thousand stand of arms and fifteen thousand cartridges , each of the cartridges containing a bul- let . ' It is said the negroes intended to rise as soon as the sickly season began , and obtain possession of the city by mas- sacring the ...
... thousand stand of arms and fifteen thousand cartridges , each of the cartridges containing a bul- let . ' It is said the negroes intended to rise as soon as the sickly season began , and obtain possession of the city by mas- sacring the ...
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... thousand men , here and at Newport's News . Making together more than twelve thousand men . Of the first army , consisting of the General , I will not speak . Let his past supreme services speak for him , as I doubt not the future will ...
... thousand men , here and at Newport's News . Making together more than twelve thousand men . Of the first army , consisting of the General , I will not speak . Let his past supreme services speak for him , as I doubt not the future will ...
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