Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 2Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... WEST GRANT CAPTURES FORT DONELSON AND ITS ARMY - ROANOKE ISLAND ...... - CHAPTER II . HALLECK , BUELL , POPE - MISSISSIPPI RIVER - FARRA- GUT AND Butler · - NEW ORLEANS . I 18 CHAPTER III . ARMY OF THE POTOMAC - MCCLELLAN MOVES AGAINST ...
... WEST GRANT CAPTURES FORT DONELSON AND ITS ARMY - ROANOKE ISLAND ...... - CHAPTER II . HALLECK , BUELL , POPE - MISSISSIPPI RIVER - FARRA- GUT AND Butler · - NEW ORLEANS . I 18 CHAPTER III . ARMY OF THE POTOMAC - MCCLELLAN MOVES AGAINST ...
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... West — BUELL AND BRAGG IN KENTUCKY - Perryville - RoSECRANS AND VAN DOREN IN MISSISSIPPI CORINTH ates RepulsED IN ARKANSAS . - CONFEDER- .120 CHAPTER X. ARMY OF THE POTOMAC LINGERS BURNSIDE SUCCEEDS - MCCLELLAN CHAPTER XI . - SUNDAY ...
... West — BUELL AND BRAGG IN KENTUCKY - Perryville - RoSECRANS AND VAN DOREN IN MISSISSIPPI CORINTH ates RepulsED IN ARKANSAS . - CONFEDER- .120 CHAPTER X. ARMY OF THE POTOMAC LINGERS BURNSIDE SUCCEEDS - MCCLELLAN CHAPTER XI . - SUNDAY ...
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... West - Mill Springs Stanton Succeeds Cameron as Secretary of War - Grant and Fort Donelson Roanoke Island - Death in ... Western armies . vol . ii . — I • General Buell , in Kentucky , was to occupy.
... West - Mill Springs Stanton Succeeds Cameron as Secretary of War - Grant and Fort Donelson Roanoke Island - Death in ... Western armies . vol . ii . — I • General Buell , in Kentucky , was to occupy.
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... West before spring . The Confederate lines in Kentucky extended from Columbus in Halleck's department ( which included all of that State west of the Cumberland River ) , through Bowling Green in Buell's , to the head of steam nav ...
... West before spring . The Confederate lines in Kentucky extended from Columbus in Halleck's department ( which included all of that State west of the Cumberland River ) , through Bowling Green in Buell's , to the head of steam nav ...
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... West ' was arrayed , and said " whatever is done should be done speedily — within a few days . " On the 6th , Lincoln wrote to the Kentucky General regarding his proposed advance : Your dispatch of yesterday has been received , and it ...
... West ' was arrayed , and said " whatever is done should be done speedily — within a few days . " On the 6th , Lincoln wrote to the Kentucky General regarding his proposed advance : Your dispatch of yesterday has been received , and it ...
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