The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 5Houghton, Mifflin, 1884 - New York (State) |
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... Army Movements and Successes - Fremont , Banks , McClellan and Sherman Magnitude of Union Forces - Corinth and Richmond Capture of New Orleans -Effect on France and England - Chickahominy - Farra- gut , Halleck , Goldsborough - Seven ...
... Army Movements and Successes - Fremont , Banks , McClellan and Sherman Magnitude of Union Forces - Corinth and Richmond Capture of New Orleans -Effect on France and England - Chickahominy - Farra- gut , Halleck , Goldsborough - Seven ...
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... army for these two years past ; but it is merely from want of knowledge or attention . " After our de- feat on Long Island , in 1776 , Mr. Adams rebuked the despondency of his friends in very similar language to that used by Mr. Seward ...
... army for these two years past ; but it is merely from want of knowledge or attention . " After our de- feat on Long Island , in 1776 , Mr. Adams rebuked the despondency of his friends in very similar language to that used by Mr. Seward ...
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... army and navy will " MAINTAIN " the freedom proclaimed . Mr. Lincoln characterized the suggestion as " very judicious , " and favored its adoption . The modification was concurred in unan- imously . Mr. Seward then further proposed that ...
... army and navy will " MAINTAIN " the freedom proclaimed . Mr. Lincoln characterized the suggestion as " very judicious , " and favored its adoption . The modification was concurred in unan- imously . Mr. Seward then further proposed that ...
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... army two years before . The platform of the opposition declared the war to be a failure . General McClellan repudiated its treasonable features in accepting his nomination . He nevertheless received the support of the disloyal element ...
... army two years before . The platform of the opposition declared the war to be a failure . General McClellan repudiated its treasonable features in accepting his nomination . He nevertheless received the support of the disloyal element ...
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... army , and summoning Congress for its counsel and aid in the emergency . On the other hand , the insurrectionists have met those measures with an invitation to privateers from all lands to come forth and commit depredations on the ...
... army , and summoning Congress for its counsel and aid in the emergency . On the other hand , the insurrectionists have met those measures with an invitation to privateers from all lands to come forth and commit depredations on the ...
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