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Page 121
... held by many- 1. That the effort to reinforce will be a failure . 2. That in less than 24 hours from this time Anderson will have surrendered . 3. That in less than thirty days Davis will be in possession of Washington . It was not ...
... held by many- 1. That the effort to reinforce will be a failure . 2. That in less than 24 hours from this time Anderson will have surrendered . 3. That in less than thirty days Davis will be in possession of Washington . It was not ...
Page 279
... held as prisoners , and prescribed that no one should be held for more than twenty days without action by a grand jury . The hand of Congress is visible in the completed law , insisting that the control of habeas corpus lies with the ...
... held as prisoners , and prescribed that no one should be held for more than twenty days without action by a grand jury . The hand of Congress is visible in the completed law , insisting that the control of habeas corpus lies with the ...
Page 357
... held for civil trial if captured ; that Rich- mond should be notified that hostages were being held for the delivery of Forrest and Chalmers for such trial ; and that from this time forth , rebel officers should be given " precisely the ...
... held for civil trial if captured ; that Rich- mond should be notified that hostages were being held for the delivery of Forrest and Chalmers for such trial ; and that from this time forth , rebel officers should be given " precisely the ...
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