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... Sherman had got away before anyone stopped him and was irretrievably launched in a frontal assault against the fortress on the tall bluffs of Vicksburg , and that McClernand was steaming down the river with only a few regiments of the ...
... Sherman had got away before anyone stopped him and was irretrievably launched in a frontal assault against the fortress on the tall bluffs of Vicksburg , and that McClernand was steaming down the river with only a few regiments of the ...
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... Sherman to War Department , Adairsville , May 18 Johnston passed last night here . We overtook him at sundown yesterday and skirmished heavily with his rear till dark . In the morning he was gone , and we are after him . Sherman to War ...
... Sherman to War Department , Adairsville , May 18 Johnston passed last night here . We overtook him at sundown yesterday and skirmished heavily with his rear till dark . In the morning he was gone , and we are after him . Sherman to War ...
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... Sherman go . But Porter had done . too good a job of explanation ; Grant replied next day that " Sherman's proposition is the best that can be adopted . " Stanton to Sherman , October 13 You will see by General Grant's dispatch that ...
... Sherman go . But Porter had done . too good a job of explanation ; Grant replied next day that " Sherman's proposition is the best that can be adopted . " Stanton to Sherman , October 13 You will see by General Grant's dispatch that ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
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