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... followed by the delegations of Mississippi , Louisiana , South Carolina , Florida , and Texas . Most of Georgia , all of Arkansas , followed on the next day ; in a theatre where the backdrop was a painting of the Borgia Palace the ...
... followed by the delegations of Mississippi , Louisiana , South Carolina , Florida , and Texas . Most of Georgia , all of Arkansas , followed on the next day ; in a theatre where the backdrop was a painting of the Borgia Palace the ...
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... followed by a document for the record , in which McClellan maintained that he would have only 85,000 troops when all en route reached him , but Lincoln had Stanton look up the papers , then wrote : I have just obtained from the ...
... followed by a document for the record , in which McClellan maintained that he would have only 85,000 troops when all en route reached him , but Lincoln had Stanton look up the papers , then wrote : I have just obtained from the ...
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... followed by road . So did a newly organized division of 8,000 under General A. A. Humphreys . But the ammunition was never unloaded , for no battle was fought on that morrow , the nineteenth bringing from McClel- lan only : " Our ...
... followed by road . So did a newly organized division of 8,000 under General A. A. Humphreys . But the ammunition was never unloaded , for no battle was fought on that morrow , the nineteenth bringing from McClel- lan only : " Our ...
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