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... insurgents at Frederick . The last information we have is that they have prompt- ly evacuated Frederick and advanced westward to Hagerstown . This retreat is supposed to indicate an abandonment of any designs to strike Baltimore or to ...
... insurgents at Frederick . The last information we have is that they have prompt- ly evacuated Frederick and advanced westward to Hagerstown . This retreat is supposed to indicate an abandonment of any designs to strike Baltimore or to ...
Page 81
... insurgents at Corinth and at Perryville . They are leaving the state with as much haste as they rushed through it towards Louisville and Cincinnati . Their demonstrations against Missouri have been equally unsuccessful . General Mc ...
... insurgents at Corinth and at Perryville . They are leaving the state with as much haste as they rushed through it towards Louisville and Cincinnati . Their demonstrations against Missouri have been equally unsuccessful . General Mc ...
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... insurgents , it nevertheless borrowed a certain measure of probability of success from the surprise it excited , from inaugural military advantages gained in the region of Manassas , and from a seeming , though unreal , dilatoriness of ...
... insurgents , it nevertheless borrowed a certain measure of probability of success from the surprise it excited , from inaugural military advantages gained in the region of Manassas , and from a seeming , though unreal , dilatoriness of ...
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