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Fletcher Pratt. 171 taken into account , that McClellan was inviting the blow- leaving the capital unprotected by ... taken to Lincoln a letter giving an account of McClellan's initiation into the pro - Confederate Knights of the ...
Fletcher Pratt. 171 taken into account , that McClellan was inviting the blow- leaving the capital unprotected by ... taken to Lincoln a letter giving an account of McClellan's initiation into the pro - Confederate Knights of the ...
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... 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 hanging matter throughout the South ...
... 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 hanging matter throughout the South ...
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... taken ship for Savannah . Quite aside from the fact that the sea voyage might be some help with the asthma which was crippling him badly that winter , he wanted to make contact on the ground with the two problems that had already caused ...
... taken ship for Savannah . Quite aside from the fact that the sea voyage might be some help with the asthma which was crippling him badly that winter , he wanted to make contact on the ground with the two problems that had already caused ...
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