Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 2Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... wishes , Buell and Halleck opened telegraphic communication with each other , but there was no hearty accord between them . Halleck disapproved Buell's plan of advancing on Bowling Green , and could not well spare him " any help from ...
... wishes , Buell and Halleck opened telegraphic communication with each other , but there was no hearty accord between them . Halleck disapproved Buell's plan of advancing on Bowling Green , and could not well spare him " any help from ...
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... wish to leave a position already so burdensome , and promising to become much more so , is not a very essential ... wishes to resign and go abroad . " 66 Simon Cameron , our earliest millionaire in politics , was STANTON SUCCEEDS CAMERON . 7.
... wish to leave a position already so burdensome , and promising to become much more so , is not a very essential ... wishes to resign and go abroad . " 66 Simon Cameron , our earliest millionaire in politics , was STANTON SUCCEEDS CAMERON . 7.
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... wish to " bear testimony to the splen- did conduct of Hooker's and Kearney's divisions , under command of General Heintzelman , at the battle of Wil- liamsburg , adding : “ Their bearing was worthy of vet- erans . Hooker's division for ...
... wish to " bear testimony to the splen- did conduct of Hooker's and Kearney's divisions , under command of General Heintzelman , at the battle of Wil- liamsburg , adding : “ Their bearing was worthy of vet- erans . Hooker's division for ...
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... wish to say a few words to you privately on this subject . I ordered the Army Corps organization not only on the unanimous opinion of the twelve Generals whom you had selected and assigned as Generals of divisions , but also on the ...
... wish to say a few words to you privately on this subject . I ordered the Army Corps organization not only on the unanimous opinion of the twelve Generals whom you had selected and assigned as Generals of divisions , but also on the ...
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... wish you to move cautiously and safely . You will have com- mand of McDowell after he joins you , precisely as you indicated in your long dispatch to us of the 21st . " But news from the valley a few hours later caused a suspension of ...
... wish you to move cautiously and safely . You will have com- mand of McDowell after he joins you , precisely as you indicated in your long dispatch to us of the 21st . " But news from the valley a few hours later caused a suspension of ...
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