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... plan , and they gave him a secret order to raise the troops and take Vicksburg . It seems that Halleck protested the order and then did not even tell Grant it had been issued ; the General - in - Chief was 1862-1863 : EBB TIDE 267.
... plan , and they gave him a secret order to raise the troops and take Vicksburg . It seems that Halleck protested the order and then did not even tell Grant it had been issued ; the General - in - Chief was 1862-1863 : EBB TIDE 267.
Page 291
... issued a proclamation that Negro soldiers taken in arms should be turned over to the state authorities under the laws against insurrection , and their white officers should be tried for " inciting servile insurrection , " which was a ...
... issued a proclamation that Negro soldiers taken in arms should be turned over to the state authorities under the laws against insurrection , and their white officers should be tried for " inciting servile insurrection , " which was a ...
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... issued only through the General of the Army - a throwback to Johnson's Indian expedition of the summer of 1865 ; he might try to order troops out of the South without consulting anybody . All the bills were vetoed and passed over the ...
... issued only through the General of the Army - a throwback to Johnson's Indian expedition of the summer of 1865 ; he might try to order troops out of the South without consulting anybody . All the bills were vetoed and passed over the ...
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