The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 5AMS Press, 1972 - New York (State) |
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William Henry Seward. ernments of the several States through which he passed , greeted him with hospitalities and courtesies , while there were many spon- taneous and touching marks of popular enthusiasm and gratitude . Passing through ...
William Henry Seward. ernments of the several States through which he passed , greeted him with hospitalities and courtesies , while there were many spon- taneous and touching marks of popular enthusiasm and gratitude . Passing through ...
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... passed away , producing no other results than a resolution stronger and deeper than ever to maintain the Union , and a prompt and effective augmentation of the forces for that end , exceeding what would otherwise have been possible ...
... passed away , producing no other results than a resolution stronger and deeper than ever to maintain the Union , and a prompt and effective augmentation of the forces for that end , exceeding what would otherwise have been possible ...
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... passed Murphy's Swamp , and arrived , unop- posed , within twenty miles of Branchville ; that another column is threatening Augusta ; while a third detachment has passed up the North Edisto River , and is threatening Charleston ...
... passed Murphy's Swamp , and arrived , unop- posed , within twenty miles of Branchville ; that another column is threatening Augusta ; while a third detachment has passed up the North Edisto River , and is threatening Charleston ...
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