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Page 125
... side - dark and terrible - from the cor- ruption that surrounds the War Department , and seems to poison with venomous breath the very atmosphere . On every side the Government and the soldiers are pillaged . Arms , clothing ...
... side - dark and terrible - from the cor- ruption that surrounds the War Department , and seems to poison with venomous breath the very atmosphere . On every side the Government and the soldiers are pillaged . Arms , clothing ...
Page 184
... side to side on the bodies of dead men ; then were held with difficulty under a dying sun , just before Grant's whole army was gone . But Albert Sidney Johnston , considered the ablest soldier in the South , was dead , and his troops ...
... side to side on the bodies of dead men ; then were held with difficulty under a dying sun , just before Grant's whole army was gone . But Albert Sidney Johnston , considered the ablest soldier in the South , was dead , and his troops ...
Page 270
... sides of the on both sides of the stage . On January 20 the troops were in motion up the Rappahannock - ap- parently ... side by Raymond of the Times , who was informed that if Hooker tried it , he would swing before sundown . The words ...
... sides of the on both sides of the stage . On January 20 the troops were in motion up the Rappahannock - ap- parently ... side by Raymond of the Times , who was informed that if Hooker tried it , he would swing before sundown . The words ...
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