Abraham LincolnHarper & brothers, 1893 - 542 pages |
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... Military Railroad , City Point . 499 John Brough . 384 Parke Station 502 Edward Everett .. 387 President Lincoln in Richmond .. 507 Gettysburg Monument . 389 Confederate Presidential Mansion .. . 510 Thaddeus Stevens .. 393 General ...
... Military Railroad , City Point . 499 John Brough . 384 Parke Station 502 Edward Everett .. 387 President Lincoln in Richmond .. 507 Gettysburg Monument . 389 Confederate Presidential Mansion .. . 510 Thaddeus Stevens .. 393 General ...
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... military tactics , and his soldiers were equally ignorant . With rifle , powder - horn , knap- sack , and canteen the march was begun to Yellow Bank , on the Missis- sippi River . The company is marching battalion front , and comes to a ...
... military tactics , and his soldiers were equally ignorant . With rifle , powder - horn , knap- sack , and canteen the march was begun to Yellow Bank , on the Missis- sippi River . The company is marching battalion front , and comes to a ...
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... military discipline in two or three weeks ; neither should we conclude that Captain Lincoln could assume military dignity in the same space of time . On the contrary , the captain thought it not undignified to take part in wrestling ...
... military discipline in two or three weeks ; neither should we conclude that Captain Lincoln could assume military dignity in the same space of time . On the contrary , the captain thought it not undignified to take part in wrestling ...
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... military life . All the company , with the exception of Captain Lincoln and one pri- vate , returned to Sangamon . The captain was without a command , but he could become a private , and accordingly enlisted in a company of cavalry ...
... military life . All the company , with the exception of Captain Lincoln and one pri- vate , returned to Sangamon . The captain was without a command , but he could become a private , and accordingly enlisted in a company of cavalry ...
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... military services . Mr. Lincoln , in common with many other members , made a speech upon the political situation , in which General Cass was held up to ridicule , especially in regard to extra charges upon the Treasury . Mr. Lincoln ...
... military services . Mr. Lincoln , in common with many other members , made a speech upon the political situation , in which General Cass was held up to ridicule , especially in regard to extra charges upon the Treasury . Mr. Lincoln ...
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