History of the American Civil War: Containing the events from the inauguration of President Lincoln to the Proclamation of Emancipation of the slavesHarper, 1868 - United States |
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... Maryland and Virginia over to the Conspiracy , 56. - Success of the Conspiracy , 57 . CHAPTER XXXVI . THE BOMBARDMENT OF FORT SUMTER . Difficulty of relieving Sumter ; the Administration inclines to surrender it , 58.— Finally sends an ...
... Maryland and Virginia over to the Conspiracy , 56. - Success of the Conspiracy , 57 . CHAPTER XXXVI . THE BOMBARDMENT OF FORT SUMTER . Difficulty of relieving Sumter ; the Administration inclines to surrender it , 58.— Finally sends an ...
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... Maryland , 449. — Lukewarmness of the Marylanders , 450. - Object of the Sortie , 451. - McClellan follows Lee , 452. - Forcing of Turner's Gap , 453. - For- cing of Crampton's Gap , 454. - Capture of Harper's Ferry , 455. - Lee falls ...
... Maryland , 449. — Lukewarmness of the Marylanders , 450. - Object of the Sortie , 451. - McClellan follows Lee , 452. - Forcing of Turner's Gap , 453. - For- cing of Crampton's Gap , 454. - Capture of Harper's Ferry , 455. - Lee falls ...
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... Maryland and Delaware only prof fered troops for the defense of Washington City . All aid by the other Slave States was refused . The Governor of Virginia replied that he should furnish none for any such purpose as that proposed . He ...
... Maryland and Delaware only prof fered troops for the defense of Washington City . All aid by the other Slave States was refused . The Governor of Virginia replied that he should furnish none for any such purpose as that proposed . He ...
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... Maryland . But the resolute action of these three determined men was signally aided by the course of the aided by the Gov- Governor of Maryland . It was the plan of the conspirators to use in their movements . the Legislatures of the ...
... Maryland . But the resolute action of these three determined men was signally aided by the course of the aided by the Gov- Governor of Maryland . It was the plan of the conspirators to use in their movements . the Legislatures of the ...
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... Maryland out of the Union were regarded as pre- paratory steps for the subjugation of Washington . This plan was in entire harmony with the aim and spirit of those seeking the subversion of the government , since no more fatal blow at ...
... Maryland out of the Union were regarded as pre- paratory steps for the subjugation of Washington . This plan was in entire harmony with the aim and spirit of those seeking the subversion of the government , since no more fatal blow at ...
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