Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 2Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
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Page 12
... north , approach within eleven miles of each other . Fort Donelson was on the west side of the Cumberland , near the town of Dover , and Fort Henry on the east side of the Tennessee , with a minor work opposite . Johnston also ordered ...
... north , approach within eleven miles of each other . Fort Donelson was on the west side of the Cumberland , near the town of Dover , and Fort Henry on the east side of the Tennessee , with a minor work opposite . Johnston also ordered ...
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... north , one wing , under himself and Price , extending to the main road from Fayetteville to Springfield , in Carr's imme- diate rear . Finding this state of affairs in the morning , Curtis turned to right - about , advancing Carr ...
... north , one wing , under himself and Price , extending to the main road from Fayetteville to Springfield , in Carr's imme- diate rear . Finding this state of affairs in the morning , Curtis turned to right - about , advancing Carr ...
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... . Direct communication was thus opened between Burnside ( in North Carolina ) and Wool ; and command was gained of the lower James . Another consequence was the destruction of the dread Merrimac by the 46 LINCOLN AND HIS PRESIDENCY .
... . Direct communication was thus opened between Burnside ( in North Carolina ) and Wool ; and command was gained of the lower James . Another consequence was the destruction of the dread Merrimac by the 46 LINCOLN AND HIS PRESIDENCY .
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... north of Richmond . . . . The specific task assigned to his com- mand has been to provide against any danger to the capital of the nation . The effective strength of Johnston's army before Richmond at this date , as shown by the ...
... north of Richmond . . . . The specific task assigned to his com- mand has been to provide against any danger to the capital of the nation . The effective strength of Johnston's army before Richmond at this date , as shown by the ...
Page 52
... it entirely ; crossed the Shen- andoah , and on the 24th , yesterday , pushed on to get north of Banks on the road to Winchester . General Banks ran a race with them , beating them into 52 LINCOLN AND HIS PRESIDENCY .
... it entirely ; crossed the Shen- andoah , and on the 24th , yesterday , pushed on to get north of Banks on the road to Winchester . General Banks ran a race with them , beating them into 52 LINCOLN AND HIS PRESIDENCY .
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