Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 2Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... 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 RICHMOND YORKTOWN WILLIAMSBURG FAIR OAKS ...
... 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 RICHMOND YORKTOWN WILLIAMSBURG FAIR OAKS ...
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... army " by rapid marches , by the Cumber- land Gap , to Knoxville . " General Halleck , in Missouri , was to extend his lines no farther southward than Rolla , the terminus of railway communication with St. Louis concentrating his main ...
... army " by rapid marches , by the Cumber- land Gap , to Knoxville . " General Halleck , in Missouri , was to extend his lines no farther southward than Rolla , the terminus of railway communication with St. Louis concentrating his main ...
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... Army of the Potomac , the Army of Western Virginia , the Army near Munfordsville , Kentucky , the Army and Flo- tilla at Cairo , and a Naval force in the Gulf of Mexico , be ready for a movement on that day . That all other forces ...
... Army of the Potomac , the Army of Western Virginia , the Army near Munfordsville , Kentucky , the Army and Flo- tilla at Cairo , and a Naval force in the Gulf of Mexico , be ready for a movement on that day . That all other forces ...
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... army of Buell and its intended field of operations in Tennessee . In Missouri , the main part of the army which Fremont led to Springfield had already been withdrawn by Pope to the Mississippi , while a smaller force , under General ...
... army of Buell and its intended field of operations in Tennessee . In Missouri , the main part of the army which Fremont led to Springfield had already been withdrawn by Pope to the Mississippi , while a smaller force , under General ...
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... army a distance of nearly three hundred miles to the new position he had chosen . He arrived at Corinth , Miss . , on the 25th of March , joining Beau- regard , who had gathered an army there , consisting of the men he had taken from ...
... army a distance of nearly three hundred miles to the new position he had chosen . He arrived at Corinth , Miss . , on the 25th of March , joining Beau- regard , who had gathered an army there , consisting of the men he had taken from ...
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