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Page 105
... tion between him and his wife , would probably be more illumi- nating as to his personality — and certainly more interesting— than his description of the battle of Shiloh . At this time there was a dry - goods merchant in Detroit named ...
... tion between him and his wife , would probably be more illumi- nating as to his personality — and certainly more interesting— than his description of the battle of Shiloh . At this time there was a dry - goods merchant in Detroit named ...
Page 256
... tion by General Grant for an attack than if he had been on a Fourth of July frolic . " The editor of the Ohio State Journal was at Pittsburg Land- ing . The Tribune reproduced a dispatch from him . He said that he heard much about Grant ...
... tion by General Grant for an attack than if he had been on a Fourth of July frolic . " The editor of the Ohio State Journal was at Pittsburg Land- ing . The Tribune reproduced a dispatch from him . He said that he heard much about Grant ...
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... tion of General Grant's Memoirs . I give the articles herewith . I feel greatly indebted to Mr. Zimmerman for his assistance . ] I THE following is a reproduction of an editorial which appeared in the Louisville Commercial on March 26 ...
... tion of General Grant's Memoirs . I give the articles herewith . I feel greatly indebted to Mr. Zimmerman for his assistance . ] I THE following is a reproduction of an editorial which appeared in the Louisville Commercial on March 26 ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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