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... Richmond , beating and destroying him by superior force , and all the time keeping the capital secure by lying between it and the enemy . This was the plan favored by the President . The other plan was to transfer the troops by water to ...
... Richmond , beating and destroying him by superior force , and all the time keeping the capital secure by lying between it and the enemy . This was the plan favored by the President . The other plan was to transfer the troops by water to ...
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... Richmond , but that the report was to be circulated that Jackson had gone to Richmond , in order to mislead . This letter looked very much like a blind , and induces me to suspect that Jackson's real movement is now toward Richmond . It ...
... Richmond , but that the report was to be circulated that Jackson had gone to Richmond , in order to mislead . This letter looked very much like a blind , and induces me to suspect that Jackson's real movement is now toward Richmond . It ...
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... Richmond campaign , 208–212 Shenandoah Valley campaign , 201- 204 " Jacobin Club , " 154 James , Army of the , 400 James gun incident , 207 James River , 211–212 , 368–370 , 377 Jefferson , Thomas , 398 , 434 Jefferson County , Ohio ...
... Richmond campaign , 208–212 Shenandoah Valley campaign , 201- 204 " Jacobin Club , " 154 James , Army of the , 400 James gun incident , 207 James River , 211–212 , 368–370 , 377 Jefferson , Thomas , 398 , 434 Jefferson County , Ohio ...
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