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... south side of the James . He would then stand between Richmond and the states to the south . It would be Lee , instead of Grant , who would have to defend his line of supplies , for Grant could bring sup- plies and reënforcements by ...
... south side of the James . He would then stand between Richmond and the states to the south . It would be Lee , instead of Grant , who would have to defend his line of supplies , for Grant could bring sup- plies and reënforcements by ...
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W. E. Woodward. Alchemists Make Gold 429 Before the war the state of South Carolina had been in the banking business . It owned the Bank of South Carolina , which issued banknotes . With the fall of the Confederacy the bank failed ...
W. E. Woodward. Alchemists Make Gold 429 Before the war the state of South Carolina had been in the banking business . It owned the Bank of South Carolina , which issued banknotes . With the fall of the Confederacy the bank failed ...
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... South , and the great majority are ready now to condemn any interference on the part of the government . The Reconstruction program fell into disfavor in the North , but its complete failure was due to the resistance of the South- ern ...
... South , and the great majority are ready now to condemn any interference on the part of the government . The Reconstruction program fell into disfavor in the North , but its complete failure was due to the resistance of the South- ern ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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