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... Potomac than there had been for three months before . Between the 22d of February and the 8th of March the Presi- dent had again interfered , and the movement on Winchester and to clear the blockade of the Potomac was promised , com ...
... Potomac than there had been for three months before . Between the 22d of February and the 8th of March the Presi- dent had again interfered , and the movement on Winchester and to clear the blockade of the Potomac was promised , com ...
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... Potomac had cooked three days ' rations in preparation for another operation , and its cavalry had al- ready begun to move , when Lincoln sent a telegram , asking that nothing be undertaken until there had been a conference of powers ...
... Potomac had cooked three days ' rations in preparation for another operation , and its cavalry had al- ready begun to move , when Lincoln sent a telegram , asking that nothing be undertaken until there had been a conference of powers ...
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... Potomac Potomac River , 159–160 , 163–167 , 174-175 Press , Philadelphia , 463 Press and Tribune , Chicago , 79 Price , Gen. S. “ Pap , " 248 , 249 Prime , W. C. , 469 Printers , women as , 398 Printing Office , Government , 92–93 , 273 ...
... Potomac Potomac River , 159–160 , 163–167 , 174-175 Press , Philadelphia , 463 Press and Tribune , Chicago , 79 Price , Gen. S. “ Pap , " 248 , 249 Prime , W. C. , 469 Printers , women as , 398 Printing Office , Government , 92–93 , 273 ...
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