Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 2Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... CALLED TO THE EAST - EXIT FREMONT LINCOLN VISITS MCCLELLAN in CAMP ... - 68 CHAPTER VI . - DEALING WITH THE " FUNDAmental CausĘ ” THREE NOTABLE LETTERS ... 80 CHAPTER VII . PAGE POPE IN VIRGINIA - HALLECK AND ( iii )
... CALLED TO THE EAST - EXIT FREMONT LINCOLN VISITS MCCLELLAN in CAMP ... - 68 CHAPTER VI . - DEALING WITH THE " FUNDAmental CausĘ ” THREE NOTABLE LETTERS ... 80 CHAPTER VII . PAGE POPE IN VIRGINIA - HALLECK AND ( iii )
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... called Cross Timbers Hollow . Both armies had severe losses , the killed and wounded on the Union side numbering 1,183 ; on the Confederate side , 1,500 . It was a decisive victory , which practically settled the contest for Missouri ...
... called Cross Timbers Hollow . Both armies had severe losses , the killed and wounded on the Union side numbering 1,183 ; on the Confederate side , 1,500 . It was a decisive victory , which practically settled the contest for Missouri ...
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... . Reinforcements , mostly raw troops , had come in rapidly , and the divisions of W. T. Sherman , B. M. Prentiss and S. A. Hurlbut were called . - - from the Paducah district . Halleck , intending to BATTLE OF SHILOH . 23.
... . Reinforcements , mostly raw troops , had come in rapidly , and the divisions of W. T. Sherman , B. M. Prentiss and S. A. Hurlbut were called . - - from the Paducah district . Halleck , intending to BATTLE OF SHILOH . 23.
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... called Secretary Stanton's atten- tion to this matter , it was referred to Adjutant - General Thomas and Major - General E. A. Hitchcock ( then on duty at Washington as military adviser ) for investiga- tion and report . Their ...
... called Secretary Stanton's atten- tion to this matter , it was referred to Adjutant - General Thomas and Major - General E. A. Hitchcock ( then on duty at Washington as military adviser ) for investiga- tion and report . Their ...
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... called in , and the inviting opportunity passed unrecognized . Already the grand army , which had come so far to attack , was acting on the defensive . One wing whose corps commanders their chief had bluntly disparaged in a letter to ...
... called in , and the inviting opportunity passed unrecognized . Already the grand army , which had come so far to attack , was acting on the defensive . One wing whose corps commanders their chief had bluntly disparaged in a letter to ...
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