Meet General GrantGarden Publishing Company, 1931 - 524 pages |
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Page 171
... Union by conventions which were skillfully manipulated . § 2 The confusion of ideas and impulses in the South was equaled by the hysterical state of the North in the face of actual secession . The abolitionists , or most of them ...
... Union by conventions which were skillfully manipulated . § 2 The confusion of ideas and impulses in the South was equaled by the hysterical state of the North in the face of actual secession . The abolitionists , or most of them ...
Page 264
... Union hands Arkansas , western Louisiana and Texas were virtually isolated . There was still another gateway open , through Vicksburg , though the railway that ran from Vicksburg to the east was erratic in its junctions and wanderings ...
... Union hands Arkansas , western Louisiana and Texas were virtually isolated . There was still another gateway open , through Vicksburg , though the railway that ran from Vicksburg to the east was erratic in its junctions and wanderings ...
Page 407
... Union Pacific Railroad ; 100 per cent in Union Pacific Railroad stock . June 17. 60 per cent in cash ; 40 per cent in Union Pacific Railroad stock . July 3. 75 per cent in first mortgage bonds of the Union Pacific Railroad ; 75 per cent in ...
... Union Pacific Railroad ; 100 per cent in Union Pacific Railroad stock . June 17. 60 per cent in cash ; 40 per cent in Union Pacific Railroad stock . July 3. 75 per cent in first mortgage bonds of the Union Pacific Railroad ; 75 per cent in ...
Contents
MEN AND HORSES | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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