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Page 120
... military enlistments over enlistments for the naval service . In consequence of this error the navy is now suffering for the want of twelve thousand seamen , while the armies of the United States are filled to the entire sat- isfaction ...
... military enlistments over enlistments for the naval service . In consequence of this error the navy is now suffering for the want of twelve thousand seamen , while the armies of the United States are filled to the entire sat- isfaction ...
Page 133
... 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 . John Morgan , with what was practically a guerilla mounted band , lately passed ...
... 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 . John Morgan , with what was practically a guerilla mounted band , lately passed ...
Page 171
William Henry Seward. Burleigh that he shall be delivered to the United States . Military reverses have produced a high excitement in the rebel councils , and throughout the region in which they yet bear military sway . Sed- don , the ...
William Henry Seward. Burleigh that he shall be delivered to the United States . Military reverses have produced a high excitement in the rebel councils , and throughout the region in which they yet bear military sway . Sed- don , the ...
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Eulogy on Lafayette 1834Oration on Daniel OConnell Oration on John | 32 |
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