The Life of William A. Buckingham: The War Governor of Connecticut, with a Review of His Public Acts, and Especially the Distinguished Services He Rendered His Country During the War of the Rebellion; with which is Incorporated, a Condensed Account of the More Important Campaigns of the War, and Information from Private Sources and Family and Official Documents |
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... soon as the Government Should Have Gained Some Important Victory - It was Done after the Battle of Antietam . CHAPTER XVI . A TURNING POINT IN THE WAR , 270 Effect of the Battles of Vicksburg and Gettysburg - New Development of the ...
... soon as the Government Should Have Gained Some Important Victory - It was Done after the Battle of Antietam . CHAPTER XVI . A TURNING POINT IN THE WAR , 270 Effect of the Battles of Vicksburg and Gettysburg - New Development of the ...
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... Soon After its Evacuation - The Temper of the People - The Disposition to Accept the Result of the War and Cultivate Friendship . CHAPTER XXVII . GOVERNOR BUCKINGHAM'S RE - ELECTION IN 1865 , 430 Close of the War - What Connecticut Had ...
... Soon After its Evacuation - The Temper of the People - The Disposition to Accept the Result of the War and Cultivate Friendship . CHAPTER XXVII . GOVERNOR BUCKINGHAM'S RE - ELECTION IN 1865 , 430 Close of the War - What Connecticut Had ...
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... . These were the years which immediately preceded Mr. Lincoln's election , and which were to be followed so soon by the breaking out of our Civil War . CHAPTER II . MR . BUCKINGHAM'S ELECTION IN 1858 . 30 WILLIAM A. BUCKINGHAM .
... . These were the years which immediately preceded Mr. Lincoln's election , and which were to be followed so soon by the breaking out of our Civil War . CHAPTER II . MR . BUCKINGHAM'S ELECTION IN 1858 . 30 WILLIAM A. BUCKINGHAM .
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... soon made in the national banking sys- tem must have removed the necessity for State action upon most of them . The threatening aspect of public affairs also called for a wise and reliable man at the head of the State , even if he was ...
... soon made in the national banking sys- tem must have removed the necessity for State action upon most of them . The threatening aspect of public affairs also called for a wise and reliable man at the head of the State , even if he was ...
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... soon to involve us in all the horrors of civil war . MR . PRESIDENT : MR . SPEAKER AND GENTLEMEN OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY : - The Constitution of our State and the suffrages of our fellow citizens , have made it my duty to inform you of ...
... soon to involve us in all the horrors of civil war . MR . PRESIDENT : MR . SPEAKER AND GENTLEMEN OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY : - The Constitution of our State and the suffrages of our fellow citizens , have made it my duty to inform you of ...
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