The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 5AMS Press, 1972 - New York (State) |
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... communication . General McClellan , at the commencement of his operations in the vicinity of Richmond , used for his supplies and communications the line formed by the York and Pamunkey rivers , and the railroad from the point where it ...
... communication . General McClellan , at the commencement of his operations in the vicinity of Richmond , used for his supplies and communications the line formed by the York and Pamunkey rivers , and the railroad from the point where it ...
Page 140
... communication between Washington and the north is completely restored . Our communication with General Grant at Petersburg has not been interrupted . The railroad between Baltimore and Philadelphia will be speedily repaired . In the ...
... communication between Washington and the north is completely restored . Our communication with General Grant at Petersburg has not been interrupted . The railroad between Baltimore and Philadelphia will be speedily repaired . In the ...
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... communication was withheld until after knowledge of the fact had been acquired . by us from other sources . We know ... communicate directly with us , we shall be , as heretofore , frank and explicit in our reply . As to the blockade ...
... communication was withheld until after knowledge of the fact had been acquired . by us from other sources . We know ... communicate directly with us , we shall be , as heretofore , frank and explicit in our reply . As to the blockade ...
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Eulogy on Lafayette 1834Oration on Daniel OConnell Oration on John | 32 |
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