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Page 291
... Confederate officers , and there the matter hung until April , when the Confederacy began to feel the pinch , both because it had lost so many more men by cap- ture than it had taken and because the growing shortage of food in the South ...
... Confederate officers , and there the matter hung until April , when the Confederacy began to feel the pinch , both because it had lost so many more men by cap- ture than it had taken and because the growing shortage of food in the South ...
Page 342
... Confederate money and bonds were being made . ( It became very easy to spot counterfeit Confederate bills ; after the loss of the New York plates , new ones had to be made in the South , and the job was so badly done that fake ...
... Confederate money and bonds were being made . ( It became very easy to spot counterfeit Confederate bills ; after the loss of the New York plates , new ones had to be made in the South , and the job was so badly done that fake ...
Page 486
... Confederate prisoners in the North has caused so much hair tearing that it is pertinent to give the sta- tistics : Union Confederate Died in prison 26,249 26,774 Released on oath 71,889 Exchanged and paroled 154,059 350,367 Illegally ...
... Confederate prisoners in the North has caused so much hair tearing that it is pertinent to give the sta- tistics : Union Confederate Died in prison 26,249 26,774 Released on oath 71,889 Exchanged and paroled 154,059 350,367 Illegally ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
Copyright | |
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