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... hundred prisoners , fifteen locomotive engines , and many railroad carriages , which will be very useful in future operations . Immediately afterwards he captured Decatur and the Chattanooga Junction , and thus got possession of one hundred ...
... hundred prisoners , fifteen locomotive engines , and many railroad carriages , which will be very useful in future operations . Immediately afterwards he captured Decatur and the Chattanooga Junction , and thus got possession of one hundred ...
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... hundred thousand men , from the labors and fatigues of a siege , and gives us movable columns for uncompleted purposes of the The capture of Vicksburg , the occupation of Tullahoma , and the defeat of the insurgents in Pennsylvania ...
... hundred thousand men , from the labors and fatigues of a siege , and gives us movable columns for uncompleted purposes of the The capture of Vicksburg , the occupation of Tullahoma , and the defeat of the insurgents in Pennsylvania ...
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... hundred thousand volun- teers . All this has now changed . The call is already answered ; forty - five thousand of the new recruits are already in the field ; a hundred thousand more are marching towards it , and two hundred and thirty ...
... hundred thousand volun- teers . All this has now changed . The call is already answered ; forty - five thousand of the new recruits are already in the field ; a hundred thousand more are marching towards it , and two hundred and thirty ...
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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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