The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 5AMS Press, 1972 - New York (State) |
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Page 43
... arms at Manassas . For a week or two that event will elate the friends of the insurgents in Europe as it confounded and bewildered the friends of the Union here for two or three days . The shock , however , has passed away , producing ...
... arms at Manassas . For a week or two that event will elate the friends of the insurgents in Europe as it confounded and bewildered the friends of the Union here for two or three days . The shock , however , has passed away , producing ...
Page 55
... arms of precision , with artillery , with wagons , and other transports ; horses , tents , clothing , and all the provisions and apparel of war . Provisions are cheap and abundant . The magazines contain cloth- ing and tents for several ...
... arms of precision , with artillery , with wagons , and other transports ; horses , tents , clothing , and all the provisions and apparel of war . Provisions are cheap and abundant . The magazines contain cloth- ing and tents for several ...
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... arms against the Federal authority . 2d , a truce between the government of the United States and the rebels , a veritable armistice , which was so construed that while the national ports and forts were thoroughly invested along the sea ...
... arms against the Federal authority . 2d , a truce between the government of the United States and the rebels , a veritable armistice , which was so construed that while the national ports and forts were thoroughly invested along the sea ...
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