The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 5AMS Press, 1972 - New York (State) |
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Page 112
... whole forces . Jefferson Davis , the leader of the sedition , has since proclaimed a levy of all the able - bodied men within his military lines . This , if carried into effect , will exhaust the whole material of which soldiers can be ...
... whole forces . Jefferson Davis , the leader of the sedition , has since proclaimed a levy of all the able - bodied men within his military lines . This , if carried into effect , will exhaust the whole material of which soldiers can be ...
Page 339
... whole United States , and practically with the whole world . Manufactures and commerce do , indeed , suffer derangement and abatement in consequence of our civil war . This war , however , like every other , must come to an end in some ...
... whole United States , and practically with the whole world . Manufactures and commerce do , indeed , suffer derangement and abatement in consequence of our civil war . This war , however , like every other , must come to an end in some ...
Page 492
... whole surface . But if you could break the shell at either of the two ends , Richmond and Atlanta , the whole must crumble to pieces . While Sherman , under Grant , has been striking the big end , Meade , under Grant , has been striking ...
... whole surface . But if you could break the shell at either of the two ends , Richmond and Atlanta , the whole must crumble to pieces . While Sherman , under Grant , has been striking the big end , Meade , under Grant , has been striking ...
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