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Page 242
... Confederate army . Lee himself , with two of the big Confederate divisions , was at Hagerstown or near it ; Jackson , with all the rest , had turned westward to capture the Union force covering the important B & O bridge at Harpers ...
... Confederate army . Lee himself , with two of the big Confederate divisions , was at Hagerstown or near it ; Jackson , with all the rest , had turned westward to capture the Union force covering the important B & O bridge at Harpers ...
Page 291
... Confederate officers , and there the matter hung until April , when the Confederacy began to feel the pinch , both because it had lost so many more men by cap- ture than it had taken and because the growing shortage of food in the South ...
... Confederate officers , and there the matter hung until April , when the Confederacy began to feel the pinch , both because it had lost so many more men by cap- ture than it had taken and because the growing shortage of food in the South ...
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... Confederate government were involved in suborning the assassination . In view of the operations of the Thompson organization in Canada and certain other evidence that presently came to hand , there was strong suspicion that the Confederate ...
... Confederate government were involved in suborning the assassination . In view of the operations of the Thompson organization in Canada and certain other evidence that presently came to hand , there was strong suspicion that the Confederate ...
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