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... position , probably entrenched , a much larger force , probably double my numbers . Stanton was tied to his room with a bad case of ophthalmia when this priceless missive arrived , but Lincoln replied for him that he had seen all ...
... position , probably entrenched , a much larger force , probably double my numbers . Stanton was tied to his room with a bad case of ophthalmia when this priceless missive arrived , but Lincoln replied for him that he had seen all ...
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... position and marched off last night . General McPherson is moving today for Acworth , General Thomas on the Marietta road , and General Schofield on his right . It has been raining hard for three days , and the roads are very heavy . I ...
... position and marched off last night . General McPherson is moving today for Acworth , General Thomas on the Marietta road , and General Schofield on his right . It has been raining hard for three days , and the roads are very heavy . I ...
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Fletcher Pratt. into position around Cold Harbor and nominated John C. Frémont . A week later the administration convention met in Balti- more . It was called the National Union Convention ... position , everything in 1864 : DARK AUGUST 369.
Fletcher Pratt. into position around Cold Harbor and nominated John C. Frémont . A week later the administration convention met in Balti- more . It was called the National Union Convention ... position , everything in 1864 : DARK AUGUST 369.
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