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There is every reason to expect important military occurrences , and , perhaps , a development of the plan for a new campaign before the departure of the next steamer . All that can be said now is , that the popular spirit is sound ...
There is every reason to expect important military occurrences , and , perhaps , a development of the plan for a new campaign before the departure of the next steamer . All that can be said now is , that the popular spirit is sound ...
Page 133
We receive mingled news of successes and reverses in desultory military movements beyond the Mississippi , but nothing has occurred there to change the attitude we held at the date of my last review of the campaign .
We receive mingled news of successes and reverses in desultory military movements beyond the Mississippi , but nothing has occurred there to change the attitude we held at the date of my last review of the campaign .
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Military reverses have produced a high excitement in the rebel councils , and throughout the region in which they yet bear military sway . Seddon , the pretended secretary of war , has been replaced by John C. Breckenridge .
Military reverses have produced a high excitement in the rebel councils , and throughout the region in which they yet bear military sway . Seddon , the pretended secretary of war , has been replaced by John C. Breckenridge .
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