Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 2Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... TENNESSEE FORT FISHER — HAMPTON ROADS PARLEY - ..318 CHAPTER XXIX . FIRST TERM ENDING - SECOND INAUGURATION - MEET- ING WITH Generals at City POINT — APPOMATTOX ... 334 CHAPTER XXX . VISIT TO RICHMOND - LAST SPEECH AT WASHINGTON ... 346 ...
... TENNESSEE FORT FISHER — HAMPTON ROADS PARLEY - ..318 CHAPTER XXIX . FIRST TERM ENDING - SECOND INAUGURATION - MEET- ING WITH Generals at City POINT — APPOMATTOX ... 334 CHAPTER XXX . VISIT TO RICHMOND - LAST SPEECH AT WASHINGTON ... 346 ...
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Joseph Hartwell Barrett. • General Buell , in Kentucky , was to occupy Eastern Tennessee and " cut off all railway communication be- tween Eastern Virginia and the Mississippi , " but was ordered to remain on the defensive until the ...
Joseph Hartwell Barrett. • General Buell , in Kentucky , was to occupy Eastern Tennessee and " cut off all railway communication be- tween Eastern Virginia and the Mississippi , " but was ordered to remain on the defensive until the ...
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... Tennessee and the Cumberland , to attack the center of the line from Columbus to Bowling Green , on which " the ... Tennessee would not be a diversion in your favor rather than a disadvantage , assuming that a movement toward Nashville ...
... Tennessee and the Cumberland , to attack the center of the line from Columbus to Bowling Green , on which " the ... Tennessee would not be a diversion in your favor rather than a disadvantage , assuming that a movement toward Nashville ...
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... Tennessee , and they will be upon me to know the answer , which I can not safely show them . They would despair , possibly resign , to go and save their families somehow or die with them . I do not intend this to be an order in any ...
... Tennessee , and they will be upon me to know the answer , which I can not safely show them . They would despair , possibly resign , to go and save their families somehow or die with them . I do not intend this to be an order in any ...
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... Tennessee . If the enemy shall concentrate at Bowling Green , do not retire from his front , yet do not fight him there either , but seize Columbus and East Ten- nessee , one or both , left exposed by the concentration at Bowling Green ...
... Tennessee . If the enemy shall concentrate at Bowling Green , do not retire from his front , yet do not fight him there either , but seize Columbus and East Ten- nessee , one or both , left exposed by the concentration at Bowling Green ...
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