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... began some vague conversations with British agents . The London government was afraid of the proposition . Very likely the Queen's ministers realized the true inwardness of the situation , and saw that they were being used as a cat's ...
... began some vague conversations with British agents . The London government was afraid of the proposition . Very likely the Queen's ministers realized the true inwardness of the situation , and saw that they were being used as a cat's ...
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... began to smash their way through Mc- Clernand's division , which stood opposite them on the extreme right of the Federal position . The ground was covered with ice , and the wind of the subsiding blizzard cut like a knife . The men's ...
... began to smash their way through Mc- Clernand's division , which stood opposite them on the extreme right of the Federal position . The ground was covered with ice , and the wind of the subsiding blizzard cut like a knife . The men's ...
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... began to behave like a lamb . On May 29th he issued a proclamation of general amnesty in which he pardoned the entire rank and file of the Confederacy , with the exception of a few classes , such as the higher Confederate officials ...
... began to behave like a lamb . On May 29th he issued a proclamation of general amnesty in which he pardoned the entire rank and file of the Confederacy , with the exception of a few classes , such as the higher Confederate officials ...
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MEN AND HORSES | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FAntasies | 25 |
THE UNWILLING Soldier | 38 |
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