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... Tennessee Union men deserted to the Confederate cause . Secession sentiment swept the large - planta- tion counties of Western and Middle Tennessee . Only in Johnson's small - farm homeland , the thirty counties of East Tennessee , did ...
... Tennessee Union men deserted to the Confederate cause . Secession sentiment swept the large - planta- tion counties of Western and Middle Tennessee . Only in Johnson's small - farm homeland , the thirty counties of East Tennessee , did ...
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... Tennessee had the effect of placing in Union hands large sections of Western and Middle Tennessee , including Nashville , the state capital . To Andrew Johnson the joy of Grant's victories was the joy of half - a - loaf . East Tennessee ...
... Tennessee had the effect of placing in Union hands large sections of Western and Middle Tennessee , including Nashville , the state capital . To Andrew Johnson the joy of Grant's victories was the joy of half - a - loaf . East Tennessee ...
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... Tennessee . " When reverberating cheers , shrilling fifes and rolling drums had faded into echoes , Johnson went on . He turned now to the aristo- crats of Tennessee : Who has not heard of the great estates of Mack Cockrill , situated ...
... Tennessee . " When reverberating cheers , shrilling fifes and rolling drums had faded into echoes , Johnson went on . He turned now to the aristo- crats of Tennessee : Who has not heard of the great estates of Mack Cockrill , situated ...
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THE VICE PRESIDENT | 3 |
THE RADICALS | 35 |
OF HOPES DEFERRED | 49 |
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