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Page 54
... Mississippi , as well as the head of the delta of the Mississippi River , all are occupied and se- curely held by national forces . Fort Pulaski , on the Savannah River , after a bombardment of several days , surrendered yesterday ...
... Mississippi , as well as the head of the delta of the Mississippi River , all are occupied and se- curely held by national forces . Fort Pulaski , on the Savannah River , after a bombardment of several days , surrendered yesterday ...
Page 103
... Mississippi River — a naviga- tion which was confessed on all sides to be absolutely essential to the United States , and , when reopened by them , fatal to the insurrec- tion . The duty of wresting that key from the insurgents had been ...
... Mississippi River — a naviga- tion which was confessed on all sides to be absolutely essential to the United States , and , when reopened by them , fatal to the insurrec- tion . The duty of wresting that key from the insurgents had been ...
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... Mississippi . The power that navigates the Mississippi dominates in North America , and makes a division of the United States of America impossible . Then I think that Rosecrans either has by this time , or soon will have , occupied the ...
... Mississippi . The power that navigates the Mississippi dominates in North America , and makes a division of the United States of America impossible . Then I think that Rosecrans either has by this time , or soon will have , occupied the ...
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Eulogy on Lafayette 1834Oration on Daniel OConnell Oration on John | 32 |
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