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Page 296
... Fort Pillow , in the west end of Tennessee , on the Mississippi River , of some three hun- dred colored soldiers and white officers , who had just been overpowered by their assailants . There seems to be some anxiety in the public mind ...
... Fort Pillow , in the west end of Tennessee , on the Mississippi River , of some three hun- dred colored soldiers and white officers , who had just been overpowered by their assailants . There seems to be some anxiety in the public mind ...
Page 297
... Fort Pillow affair thoroughly investigated ; and such investigation will probably show conclusively how the truth is . If after all that has been said it shall turn out that there has been no massacre at Fort Pillow , it will be almost ...
... Fort Pillow affair thoroughly investigated ; and such investigation will probably show conclusively how the truth is . If after all that has been said it shall turn out that there has been no massacre at Fort Pillow , it will be almost ...
Page 369
... Fort Pillow . Forrest , the Confederate cavalry man , reported that at Fort Pillow 13 April 1864 369 NOTES ON THE TEXT.
... Fort Pillow . Forrest , the Confederate cavalry man , reported that at Fort Pillow 13 April 1864 369 NOTES ON THE TEXT.
Page 370
Abraham Lincoln Mary Maclean. man , reported that at Fort Pillow 13 April 1864 he had in thirty minutes stormed a fort manned by 700 and captured the entire garrison , killing 500. The majority of the killed were colored soldiers . The ...
Abraham Lincoln Mary Maclean. man , reported that at Fort Pillow 13 April 1864 he had in thirty minutes stormed a fort manned by 700 and captured the entire garrison , killing 500. The majority of the killed were colored soldiers . The ...
Page 377
... Fort Pillow , 296 ; the duty of the government toward , 297 ; numbers in the Union service , 304 ; their hope of reward , 304 ; attempted employment of , by Confederates , 321 . Columbus , O. , speech at , 147 ; address to Ohio ...
... Fort Pillow , 296 ; the duty of the government toward , 297 ; numbers in the Union service , 304 ; their hope of reward , 304 ; attempted employment of , by Confederates , 321 . Columbus , O. , speech at , 147 ; address to Ohio ...
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| Title | Letters and Addresses of Abraham Lincoln American Civil War, letters and diaries Half-title: The unit books, no. 2 Issue 2 of The Unit books |
| Author | Abraham Lincoln |
| Editor | Mary Maclean |
| Publisher | Unit Book Publishing Company, 1907 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 7 Apr 2011 |
| Length | 385 pages |
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