Abraham Lincoln: A Biography, by Benjamin P. Thomas |
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Page 327
... brought new out- cries from the radicals . Governor Israel Washburn of Maine warned that unless the war brought better results the people would turn out the Republican Party . Senator Fessenden called McClellan a moral and physical ...
... brought new out- cries from the radicals . Governor Israel Washburn of Maine warned that unless the war brought better results the people would turn out the Republican Party . Senator Fessenden called McClellan a moral and physical ...
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... brought news of vicious fighting at Turner's Gap and Crampton's Gap , as Lee tried to hold off McClellan at the mountain passes while he brought his forces together again at Sharpsburg . On September 16 McClellan reported to Lincoln ...
... brought news of vicious fighting at Turner's Gap and Crampton's Gap , as Lee tried to hold off McClellan at the mountain passes while he brought his forces together again at Sharpsburg . On September 16 McClellan reported to Lincoln ...
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... brought Johnston to battle on Johnston's terms . Twice he was repulsed . As Sherman moved ever deeper into Georgia , he was obliged to leave detachments to guard the single - track railroad that brought his supplies . His original force ...
... brought Johnston to battle on Johnston's terms . Twice he was repulsed . As Sherman moved ever deeper into Georgia , he was obliged to leave detachments to guard the single - track railroad that brought his supplies . His original force ...
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The Short and Simple Annals of the Poor | 3 |
Young Man on His Own | 23 |
His Love Affairs | 44 |
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