Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 2Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... BANKS CON- SOLIDATED - HALLECK AND POPE CALLED TO THE EAST - EXIT FREMONT LINCOLN VISITS MCCLELLAN in CAMP ... - 68 CHAPTER VI . - DEALING WITH THE " FUNDAmental CausĘ ” THREE NOTABLE LETTERS ... 80 CHAPTER VII . PAGE POPE IN VIRGINIA ...
... BANKS CON- SOLIDATED - HALLECK AND POPE CALLED TO THE EAST - EXIT FREMONT LINCOLN VISITS MCCLELLAN in CAMP ... - 68 CHAPTER VI . - DEALING WITH THE " FUNDAmental CausĘ ” THREE NOTABLE LETTERS ... 80 CHAPTER VII . PAGE POPE IN VIRGINIA ...
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... forces in front of the enemy's works on the river bank before dark . The Confederates fled during the night , destroying their boats and abandoning their camp equipage and supplies . The 6 LINCOLN AND HIS PRESIDENCY .
... forces in front of the enemy's works on the river bank before dark . The Confederates fled during the night , destroying their boats and abandoning their camp equipage and supplies . The 6 LINCOLN AND HIS PRESIDENCY .
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... bank of the Tennessee River , menacing Fort Henry , to the vicinity of which a gunboat reconnois- sance was to be made . After marching and counter- marching in bad weather and over the worst of roads , for several days , Grant's men ...
... bank of the Tennessee River , menacing Fort Henry , to the vicinity of which a gunboat reconnois- sance was to be made . After marching and counter- marching in bad weather and over the worst of roads , for several days , Grant's men ...
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... banks . The outer works covered the town of Dover and ex- tended northward to Hickman's Creek , a considerable stream at high water . The guns of the river batteries were protected by strong earthworks . Above , on the plateau , there ...
... banks . The outer works covered the town of Dover and ex- tended northward to Hickman's Creek , a considerable stream at high water . The guns of the river batteries were protected by strong earthworks . Above , on the plateau , there ...
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... bank ; but now the St. Louis and Louisville had become disabled , and began to drift down stream . Not one of the ironclads had escaped injury ; there had been a loss of fifty - four men , killed or wounded ; the heavy guns of the upper ...
... bank ; but now the St. Louis and Louisville had become disabled , and began to drift down stream . Not one of the ironclads had escaped injury ; there had been a loss of fifty - four men , killed or wounded ; the heavy guns of the upper ...
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