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... Union army had been surrendered by a faithless general ; the South below the border States was practically in armed rebellion , under the Confederate " Government , against the Union . All this before the President - elect had uttered a ...
... Union army had been surrendered by a faithless general ; the South below the border States was practically in armed rebellion , under the Confederate " Government , against the Union . All this before the President - elect had uttered a ...
Page 74
... Union army , and other dig- nitaries of wide public recognition too numerous to particularize . Among the Governors of States , with or without the cr , we can now call to mind sixteen or seventeen ; viz . , Claflin , of Massachusetts ...
... Union army , and other dig- nitaries of wide public recognition too numerous to particularize . Among the Governors of States , with or without the cr , we can now call to mind sixteen or seventeen ; viz . , Claflin , of Massachusetts ...
Page 144
... Union Armies . The Department of the Mississippi was then subdivided , and Grant was placed in command of the Department of West Tennessee , his headquarters being at Corinth . This was the idlest military period of Grant's active ...
... Union Armies . The Department of the Mississippi was then subdivided , and Grant was placed in command of the Department of West Tennessee , his headquarters being at Corinth . This was the idlest military period of Grant's active ...
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