Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 2Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... received a word from General Buell . " Yet both , in parts of their lines , were confronted by the same Confederate army . If he should advance on Bowling Green , Buell said in reply to an inquiry from Lincoln , there was nothing to ...
... received a word from General Buell . " Yet both , in parts of their lines , were confronted by the same Confederate army . If he should advance on Bowling Green , Buell said in reply to an inquiry from Lincoln , there was nothing to ...
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... received , and it disappoints and distresses me . I have shown it to General McClellan , who says he will write you to - day . I am not competent to criticise your views , and therefore what I offer is merely in justification of myself ...
... received , and it disappoints and distresses me . I have shown it to General McClellan , who says he will write you to - day . I am not competent to criticise your views , and therefore what I offer is merely in justification of myself ...
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... received , in which you say , " I received your letter and General McClellan's , and will at once devote my efforts to your views and his . " In the midst of my many cares I have not seen , nor asked to see , General McClellan's letter ...
... received , in which you say , " I received your letter and General McClellan's , and will at once devote my efforts to your views and his . " In the midst of my many cares I have not seen , nor asked to see , General McClellan's letter ...
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... received . Then followed the demonstration which con- firmed Grant and Foote in their views , and brought to their support General C. F. Smith , in whose military judgment Halleck had great confidence . But for in- cidental results of ...
... received . Then followed the demonstration which con- firmed Grant and Foote in their views , and brought to their support General C. F. Smith , in whose military judgment Halleck had great confidence . But for in- cidental results of ...
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... received the first musket volley from the advancing host . Near the same mo- ment , Sherman's foremost brigade , on a ridge over- looking a ravine to be crossed by the enemy , was made aware of the impending onslaught . In both encamp ...
... received the first musket volley from the advancing host . Near the same mo- ment , Sherman's foremost brigade , on a ridge over- looking a ravine to be crossed by the enemy , was made aware of the impending onslaught . In both encamp ...
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