Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 2Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... movement at the 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 ...
... movement at the 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 ...
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... movement on East Tennessee would not be a diversion in your favor rather than a disadvantage , assuming that a movement toward Nashville is the main object . But my distress is that our friends in East Tennessee are being ARMIES OF THE ...
... movement on East Tennessee would not be a diversion in your favor rather than a disadvantage , assuming that a movement toward Nashville is the main object . But my distress is that our friends in East Tennessee are being ARMIES OF THE ...
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... movement , led by Crittenden in per- son , with Zollicoffer as second , was promptly executed , and before sunrise the two armies were within striking distance of each other . The Confederates made a furious onset , seeking to turn the ...
... movement , led by Crittenden in per- son , with Zollicoffer as second , was promptly executed , and before sunrise the two armies were within striking distance of each other . The Confederates made a furious onset , seeking to turn the ...
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... movement of the land and the naval forces of the United States against the insurgent forces . That especially the Army at and about Fortress Monroe , the Army of the Potomac , the Army of Western Virginia , the Army near Munfordsville ...
... movement of the land and the naval forces of the United States against the insurgent forces . That especially the Army at and about Fortress Monroe , the Army of the Potomac , the Army of Western Virginia , the Army near Munfordsville ...
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... movement . Other and more vital consequences followed . The Confederates had much satisfaction in securing for the command in this quarter an officer so high in military repute and personal standing as Albert Sidney Johnston . He was ...
... movement . Other and more vital consequences followed . The Confederates had much satisfaction in securing for the command in this quarter an officer so high in military repute and personal standing as Albert Sidney Johnston . He was ...
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