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Page 145
... considerable portion of the town , and then made their escape before a government force , under command of General Averill . Measures have been . taken to repel any further incursions without weakening our army on the James River . On ...
... considerable portion of the town , and then made their escape before a government force , under command of General Averill . Measures have been . taken to repel any further incursions without weakening our army on the James River . On ...
Page 148
... considerable reinforcements have been sent down to Early by Lee from his army in Petersburg . In consequence of this measure , the column of Major - General Sheridan has been materi- ally strengthened , and we may expect soon to hear of ...
... considerable reinforcements have been sent down to Early by Lee from his army in Petersburg . In consequence of this measure , the column of Major - General Sheridan has been materi- ally strengthened , and we may expect soon to hear of ...
Page 370
... considerable degree , their normal character , and while loyal republicans have adhered to the new banner of the union party , the democratic party has rallied and made a vigorous canvass with a view to the recovery of its former ...
... considerable degree , their normal character , and while loyal republicans have adhered to the new banner of the union party , the democratic party has rallied and made a vigorous canvass with a view to the recovery of its former ...
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ence form an important contribution to the literature of American | 9 |
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Eulogy on Lafayette 1834Oration on Daniel OConnell Oration on John | 32 |
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