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... never taken before ; but it was one I never forgot afterwards . From that event to the close of the war , I never experi- enced trepidation upon confronting an enemy , though I always felt more or less anxiety . I never forgot that he ...
... never taken before ; but it was one I never forgot afterwards . From that event to the close of the war , I never experi- enced trepidation upon confronting an enemy , though I always felt more or less anxiety . I never forgot that he ...
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... never do any wrong , nor make a mistake ; while those outside his tribe never could do anything that was wholly right . The first member of the Grant clan was Rawlins , and the next was Sherman . The Grant and Sherman mutual admira ...
... never do any wrong , nor make a mistake ; while those outside his tribe never could do anything that was wholly right . The first member of the Grant clan was Rawlins , and the next was Sherman . The Grant and Sherman mutual admira ...
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... never to arise alive . They have never given us any cause for alarm on this account , and I trust they never will . With these few injunctions and the knowledge I have of your love and affection and the dutiful affection of all our ...
... never to arise alive . They have never given us any cause for alarm on this account , and I trust they never will . With these few injunctions and the knowledge I have of your love and affection and the dutiful affection of all our ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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