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... called - had gone on its way without him . He had stood on the river bank and seen it depart , with its accompany- ing fleet of gunboats , up the Tennessee river , moving south- ward under General C. F. Smith . As the bright bayonets ...
... called - had gone on its way without him . He had stood on the river bank and seen it depart , with its accompany- ing fleet of gunboats , up the Tennessee river , moving south- ward under General C. F. Smith . As the bright bayonets ...
Page 363
... called a turncoat , a hypocrite , and even a traitor . The Radicals called him a turncoat , because he did not follow the Republican party — but he was always true to himself . Hypoc- risy was certainly no part of his dogmatic ...
... called a turncoat , a hypocrite , and even a traitor . The Radicals called him a turncoat , because he did not follow the Republican party — but he was always true to himself . Hypoc- risy was certainly no part of his dogmatic ...
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... called him into the President's room , where he remained a long time . What was said at this conference has never been revealed . All we know is that Babcock came out of the President's room , grumpily emptied the drawers of his desk ...
... called him into the President's room , where he remained a long time . What was said at this conference has never been revealed . All we know is that Babcock came out of the President's room , grumpily emptied the drawers of his desk ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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