Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 2Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... ROADS PARLEY - ..318 CHAPTER XXIX . FIRST TERM ENDING - SECOND INAUGURATION - MEET- ING WITH Generals at City POINT — APPOMATTOX ... 334 CHAPTER XXX . VISIT TO RICHMOND - LAST SPEECH AT WASHINGTON ... 346 CHAPTER XXXI . LAST CABINET ...
... ROADS PARLEY - ..318 CHAPTER XXIX . FIRST TERM ENDING - SECOND INAUGURATION - MEET- ING WITH Generals at City POINT — APPOMATTOX ... 334 CHAPTER XXX . VISIT TO RICHMOND - LAST SPEECH AT WASHINGTON ... 346 CHAPTER XXXI . LAST CABINET ...
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... road . At the end of the second week , this correspondence , urgent on the President's side , seems still near its ... Roads , ten miles away . The movement , led by Crittenden in per- son , with Zollicoffer as second , was promptly ...
... road . At the end of the second week , this correspondence , urgent on the President's side , seems still near its ... Roads , ten miles away . The movement , led by Crittenden in per- son , with Zollicoffer as second , was promptly ...
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... roads , for several days , Grant's men went into camp in posi- tions convenient for embarking on river transports . The immediate object of preventing the enemy from reinforcing Bowling Green was effected , and the troops had the ...
... roads , for several days , Grant's men went into camp in posi- tions convenient for embarking on river transports . The immediate object of preventing the enemy from reinforcing Bowling Green was effected , and the troops had the ...
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... road up the river , as a way of retreat to Nashville . Grant was absent conferring with Foote - then in no condition to leave his vessel , several miles down the river when the fighting on the 15th began . Riding hurriedly to the right ...
... road up the river , as a way of retreat to Nashville . Grant was absent conferring with Foote - then in no condition to leave his vessel , several miles down the river when the fighting on the 15th began . Riding hurriedly to the right ...
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... road from Dover southward . Buckner , on whom the command now devolved , sent a flag of truce early the next morning ( 16th ) , ask- ing a suspension of hostilities in order to negotiate terms of capitulation . Grant returned the ...
... road from Dover southward . Buckner , on whom the command now devolved , sent a flag of truce early the next morning ( 16th ) , ask- ing a suspension of hostilities in order to negotiate terms of capitulation . Grant returned the ...
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