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... saying that he had just heard from Halleck that the President had consolidated the Army of Virginia with the Army of the Potomac and placed McClellan at the head of both . Even Welles found this news alarming ; when Lincoln presently ...
... saying that he had just heard from Halleck that the President had consolidated the Army of Virginia with the Army of the Potomac and placed McClellan at the head of both . Even Welles found this news alarming ; when Lincoln presently ...
Page 255
... saying that he was going to retreat , and they had better send their trains to the rear . Now the delayed night march was no great thing in itself , only it went rather peculiarly with Porter's letter to Burn- side of the same date , saying ...
... saying that he was going to retreat , and they had better send their trains to the rear . Now the delayed night march was no great thing in itself , only it went rather peculiarly with Porter's letter to Burn- side of the same date , saying ...
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... saying that Singleton had appeared at the lines from the Confederate side with 200,000 pounds of cotton and tobacco as personal bag- gage . Grant had seized and burned the stuff , since the transac- tion was obviously part of a ...
... saying that Singleton had appeared at the lines from the Confederate side with 200,000 pounds of cotton and tobacco as personal bag- gage . Grant had seized and burned the stuff , since the transac- tion was obviously part of a ...
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