Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 2Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... remained at his headquarters in Louisville , his advance being at Munfordsville . On the last of De- cember the President telegraphed to Halleck , informing him of McClellan's illness , and inquiring : “ Are General Buell and yourself ...
... remained at his headquarters in Louisville , his advance being at Munfordsville . On the last of De- cember the President telegraphed to Halleck , informing him of McClellan's illness , and inquiring : “ Are General Buell and yourself ...
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... remained at Williamsburg until the 10th . On the 15th and 16th , Franklin , Smith and Porter ad- vanced to White House , the new base of supplies , on the south bank of the Pamunkey , five miles beyond West Point . On the 9th ...
... remained at Williamsburg until the 10th . On the 15th and 16th , Franklin , Smith and Porter ad- vanced to White House , the new base of supplies , on the south bank of the Pamunkey , five miles beyond West Point . On the 9th ...
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... remained at Corintha key position at the crossing of railway lines with termini at Memphis , Mobile , and Charleston ( via Chattanooga ) - Forts Pillow and Randolph , on the Mississippi , were taken ( on the 4th of June ) , and Flag ...
... remained at Corintha key position at the crossing of railway lines with termini at Memphis , Mobile , and Charleston ( via Chattanooga ) - Forts Pillow and Randolph , on the Mississippi , were taken ( on the 4th of June ) , and Flag ...
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... remained during the 31st , and was joined by the corps of Sumner and Franklin , whose nineteen thousand men had been expected on the Rap- pahannock ten days before . On the 1st of September the enemy was found to be attempting a ...
... remained during the 31st , and was joined by the corps of Sumner and Franklin , whose nineteen thousand men had been expected on the Rap- pahannock ten days before . On the 1st of September the enemy was found to be attempting a ...
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... remained loyal thereto throughout the rebellion , shall ( upon the restor- ation of the constitutional relation between the United States and their respective States and people , if the relation shall have been suspended or disturbed ) ...
... remained loyal thereto throughout the rebellion , shall ( upon the restor- ation of the constitutional relation between the United States and their respective States and people , if the relation shall have been suspended or disturbed ) ...
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