Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 2Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... department ( which included all of that State west of the Cumberland River ) , through Bowling Green in Buell's , to the head of steam nav- igation on the Cumberland , near Somerset . Buell in person remained at his headquarters in ...
... department ( which included all of that State west of the Cumberland River ) , through Bowling Green in Buell's , to the head of steam nav- igation on the Cumberland , near Somerset . Buell in person remained at his headquarters in ...
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... Department need not be rehearsed . His res- ignation followed the President's tender to him of the Russian mission , then held by Cassius M. Clay , who wished to return and enter the military service as a Major - General of Volunteers ...
... Department need not be rehearsed . His res- ignation followed the President's tender to him of the Russian mission , then held by Cassius M. Clay , who wished to return and enter the military service as a Major - General of Volunteers ...
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... departments were at least equally responsible with him for whatever error , wrong or fault was com- mitted in the premises . This vindication of the ex - Secretary could not be gainsaid , yet public attention was little occupied with ...
... departments were at least equally responsible with him for whatever error , wrong or fault was com- mitted in the premises . This vindication of the ex - Secretary could not be gainsaid , yet public attention was little occupied with ...
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... departments , and especially the Secre- taries of War and of the Navy , with all their subordinates , and the General - in - chief , with all other commanders and , subordinates of land and naval forces , will severally be ΙΟ LINCOLN ...
... departments , and especially the Secre- taries of War and of the Navy , with all their subordinates , and the General - in - chief , with all other commanders and , subordinates of land and naval forces , will severally be ΙΟ LINCOLN ...
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... Department , who brought a strong reinforcement , to which was added an Indian brigade under General Albert Pike . Far from his base and confronted by greatly superior num- bers , Curtis was now in a situation of extreme peril . Ordered ...
... Department , who brought a strong reinforcement , to which was added an Indian brigade under General Albert Pike . Far from his base and confronted by greatly superior num- bers , Curtis was now in a situation of extreme peril . Ordered ...
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