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Page 323
... needed food and medical supplies for their troops from the only available source . Lee strongly disapproved of trade with the enemy , but in the last year of the war his army was being fed in part by the products of such trade . On the ...
... needed food and medical supplies for their troops from the only available source . Lee strongly disapproved of trade with the enemy , but in the last year of the war his army was being fed in part by the products of such trade . On the ...
Page 324
... needed to make it the precise and selective instrument which the Confederacy needed . Shortcomings in official policy aggravated the basic and chronic deficiency in industrial and agricultural labour , especially skilled labour of all ...
... needed to make it the precise and selective instrument which the Confederacy needed . Shortcomings in official policy aggravated the basic and chronic deficiency in industrial and agricultural labour , especially skilled labour of all ...
Page 346
... needed in the analysis of the impact of the Civil War . There was no spectacular climb to a new peak of boot and shoe production ; indeed pre - war levels of production were never actually equalled during the war years . But an adequate ...
... needed in the analysis of the impact of the Civil War . There was no spectacular climb to a new peak of boot and shoe production ; indeed pre - war levels of production were never actually equalled during the war years . But an adequate ...
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