History of the American Civil War: Containing the events from the inauguration of President Lincoln to the Proclamation of Emancipation of the slavesHarper, 1868 - United States |
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... South Carolina and Death , 309 . CHAPTER LI . CONTINUATION OF THE CAMPAIGN OF SHILOH . THE FIRST VICKSBURG CAMPAIGN . Results of the Shiloh Campaign , 310. - The Marches of Buell and Bragg , 311.— Removal of Halleck to Washington , 311 ...
... South Carolina and Death , 309 . CHAPTER LI . CONTINUATION OF THE CAMPAIGN OF SHILOH . THE FIRST VICKSBURG CAMPAIGN . Results of the Shiloh Campaign , 310. - The Marches of Buell and Bragg , 311.— Removal of Halleck to Washington , 311 ...
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... South Carolina , was ordered by the authorities at Montgomery , and he was compelled to meet force by force . Accordingly , he called out the militia , proclaimed a blockade , and summoned an extra session of Congress . The English ...
... South Carolina , was ordered by the authorities at Montgomery , and he was compelled to meet force by force . Accordingly , he called out the militia , proclaimed a blockade , and summoned an extra session of Congress . The English ...
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... South Carolina had been ( vol . i . , p . correspondence . 545 ) in the correspondence of her commis- sioners at Washington . Impartiality could not approve of such an air of defiance and audacity . The commis- sioners seemed to forget ...
... South Carolina had been ( vol . i . , p . correspondence . 545 ) in the correspondence of her commis- sioners at Washington . Impartiality could not approve of such an air of defiance and audacity . The commis- sioners seemed to forget ...
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... South Carolina , Georgia , Alabama , Florida , Mississippi , Louisiana , and Texas , by combinations too powerful to be suppress- ed by the ordinary course of judicial proceedings or by the powers vested in the marshals by law - now ...
... South Carolina , Georgia , Alabama , Florida , Mississippi , Louisiana , and Texas , by combinations too powerful to be suppress- ed by the ordinary course of judicial proceedings or by the powers vested in the marshals by law - now ...
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... Carolina declared that he would be no party to such a wicked violation of ... Southern States . " The Governor of Tennessee would not " furnish a single man for ... South a blockade of the Southern ports . ern commerce . There were two ...
... Carolina declared that he would be no party to such a wicked violation of ... Southern States . " The Governor of Tennessee would not " furnish a single man for ... South a blockade of the Southern ports . ern commerce . There were two ...
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A. P. Hill advance antagonist armed artillery attack batteries battle Beauregard blockade Bragg bridge brigade Buell Bull Run campaign capture Carolina cavalry Centreville Charleston Chickahominy command compelled Confederacy Confederate Congress Corinth corps Creek cross D. H. Hill declared defense division enemy erate ernment expedition federacy federate fire flag fleet force Fort Sumter Fortress Monroe front governor Grant gun-boats guns Halleck Harper's Ferry Heintzelman hundred issued Jackson James River junction land Lewis Wallace Lincoln Manassas Maryland McClellan ment miles military millions Mississippi movement national army national troops naval navy night North officers operations passed Peninsular campaign political Pope position Potomac President proclamation railroad re-enforcements regiments republic resistance retreat Richmond river road secession Secretary seized sent Sherman ships slavery slaves soldiers South South Carolina Southern Stonewall Jackson Sumter surrender Tennessee tion treasury Union United vessels Virginia Washington wounded