Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 2Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... RIVER - FARRA- GUT AND Butler · - NEW ORLEANS . I 18 CHAPTER III . ARMY OF THE POTOMAC - MCCLELLAN MOVES AGAINST RICHMOND YORKTOWN WILLIAMSBURG FAIR OAKS - CHAPTER IV . 32 BATTLES NEAR RICHMOND - HARRISON'S LANDING ..... 57 CHAPTER V ...
... RIVER - FARRA- GUT AND Butler · - NEW ORLEANS . I 18 CHAPTER III . ARMY OF THE POTOMAC - MCCLELLAN MOVES AGAINST RICHMOND YORKTOWN WILLIAMSBURG FAIR OAKS - CHAPTER IV . 32 BATTLES NEAR RICHMOND - HARRISON'S LANDING ..... 57 CHAPTER V ...
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... RIVER ON THE MISSISSIPPI And the Gulf . CHAPTER XIII . • 146 FREDERICKSBURG AND AFTER - A QUASI - CRISIS - EMAN- CIPATION EDICT ... ... .154 CHAPTER XIV . - HOOKER SUCCEEDS BURNSIDE WEST VIRGINIA CON- SCRIPTION PAYMENT FOR SLAVES IN THE ...
... RIVER ON THE MISSISSIPPI And the Gulf . CHAPTER XIII . • 146 FREDERICKSBURG AND AFTER - A QUASI - CRISIS - EMAN- CIPATION EDICT ... ... .154 CHAPTER XIV . - HOOKER SUCCEEDS BURNSIDE WEST VIRGINIA CON- SCRIPTION PAYMENT FOR SLAVES IN THE ...
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... River . Evidently , McClellan was intending no important 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 ) ...
... River . Evidently , McClellan was intending no important 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 ) ...
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... river at the same time would either prevent this or compensate for it by throwing Columbus into our hands . I wrote General Buell a letter similar to this , meaning that he and you shall communicate and act in concert , unless it ' be ...
... river at the same time would either prevent this or compensate for it by throwing Columbus into our hands . I wrote General Buell a letter similar to this , meaning that he and you shall communicate and act in concert , unless it ' be ...
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... river " generally , while you menace Bowling Green and East Tennessee . If the enemy shall concentrate at Bowling Green , do not retire from his front , yet do not fight him there either , but seize Columbus and East Ten- nessee , one ...
... river " generally , while you menace Bowling Green and East Tennessee . If the enemy shall concentrate at Bowling Green , do not retire from his front , yet do not fight him there either , but seize Columbus and East Ten- nessee , one ...
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