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... United States ! " somebody shouts . " That's what U. S. stands for . We're going to have a fellow here named after this great big United States . " " No , it doesn't , " comes another voice from the crowd , " there isn't anybody named ...
... United States ! " somebody shouts . " That's what U. S. stands for . We're going to have a fellow here named after this great big United States . " " No , it doesn't , " comes another voice from the crowd , " there isn't anybody named ...
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... United States . . . and it was , of course , an insolent defiance of the Monroe Doctrine . It occurred to Grant that the North and South might be united in a campaign to expel Maximilian and the French . The Blue and Gray fighting side ...
... United States . . . and it was , of course , an insolent defiance of the Monroe Doctrine . It occurred to Grant that the North and South might be united in a campaign to expel Maximilian and the French . The Blue and Gray fighting side ...
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... United States of America During the Great Rebellion . New York , 1864 . The Political History of the United States of America During the Period of Reconstruction , 1865 to 1870. Washington , 1880 . Moore , Albert Burton , Conscription ...
... United States of America During the Great Rebellion . New York , 1864 . The Political History of the United States of America During the Period of Reconstruction , 1865 to 1870. Washington , 1880 . Moore , Albert Burton , Conscription ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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