Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 2Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... MOVES AGAINST RICHMOND YORKTOWN WILLIAMSBURG FAIR OAKS - CHAPTER IV . 32 BATTLES NEAR RICHMOND - HARRISON'S LANDING ..... 57 CHAPTER V. COMMANDS OF FREMONT , McDowell and BANKS CON- SOLIDATED - HALLECK AND POPE CALLED TO THE EAST - EXIT ...
... MOVES AGAINST RICHMOND YORKTOWN WILLIAMSBURG FAIR OAKS - CHAPTER IV . 32 BATTLES NEAR RICHMOND - HARRISON'S LANDING ..... 57 CHAPTER V. COMMANDS OF FREMONT , McDowell and BANKS CON- SOLIDATED - HALLECK AND POPE CALLED TO THE EAST - EXIT ...
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... move his army " by rapid marches , by the Cumber- land Gap , to Knoxville . " General Halleck , in Missouri , was to ... moving toward · 1 Nashville , the enemy shall not be greatly reinforced , 2 LINCOLN AND HIS PRESIDENCY .
... move his army " by rapid marches , by the Cumber- land Gap , to Knoxville . " General Halleck , in Missouri , was to ... moving toward · 1 Nashville , the enemy shall not be greatly reinforced , 2 LINCOLN AND HIS PRESIDENCY .
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... move southward in concert with Major - General Halleck . Delay is ruining us , and it is indispensable for me to ... move on Bowling Green while another moves from Cairo or Paducah on Columbus or Camp Beauregard , it will be a repetition ...
... move southward in concert with Major - General Halleck . Delay is ruining us , and it is indispensable for me to ... move on Bowling Green while another moves from Cairo or Paducah on Columbus or Camp Beauregard , it will be a repetition ...
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... moved nor sug- gested by himself , and that not only the President but all the heads of departments were at least equally responsible with him for whatever error , wrong or fault was com- mitted in the premises . This vindication of the ...
... moved nor sug- gested by himself , and that not only the President but all the heads of departments were at least equally responsible with him for whatever error , wrong or fault was com- mitted in the premises . This vindication of the ...
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... moved up and engaged the water batteries . An hour's cannonading drove most of the Confederate gunners from their pieces , on the river bank ; but now the St. Louis and Louisville had become disabled , and began to drift down stream ...
... moved up and engaged the water batteries . An hour's cannonading drove most of the Confederate gunners from their pieces , on the river bank ; but now the St. Louis and Louisville had become disabled , and began to drift down stream ...
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