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Page 135
... fact implies that Lee has been reinforced from Johnston's army ; but the evidences of it are not conclusive . I do not know that I could say more to render the military situation intelligible ; but , in view of the discredit with which ...
... fact implies that Lee has been reinforced from Johnston's army ; but the evidences of it are not conclusive . I do not know that I could say more to render the military situation intelligible ; but , in view of the discredit with which ...
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... fact had been acquired . by us from other sources . We know also another fact that has not yet been officially communicated to us , namely : That other Eu- ropean states are apprized by France and England of their agree- ment , and are ...
... fact had been acquired . by us from other sources . We know also another fact that has not yet been officially communicated to us , namely : That other Eu- ropean states are apprized by France and England of their agree- ment , and are ...
Page 272
... fact , or recognized by foreign nations . There is , indeed , an armed sedition seeking to overthrow the government , and the government is employing military and naval forces to re- press it . But these facts do not constitute a war ...
... fact , or recognized by foreign nations . There is , indeed , an armed sedition seeking to overthrow the government , and the government is employing military and naval forces to re- press it . But these facts do not constitute a war ...
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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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