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... Virginia had joined in trying to persuade Con- gress to bridge the Ohio River at Wheeling , and ever since the same date there had been objections from Pennsylvania . It was the era when steamers carried skyscraping smokestacks ; the ...
... Virginia had joined in trying to persuade Con- gress to bridge the Ohio River at Wheeling , and ever since the same date there had been objections from Pennsylvania . It was the era when steamers carried skyscraping smokestacks ; the ...
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... Virginia ( rebel ) legislature to with- draw the state's troops from the war . Lincoln , at City Point , thought some use might be made of this movement , and said so ; whereupon Campbell carried on the correspondence in terms that ...
... Virginia ( rebel ) legislature to with- draw the state's troops from the war . Lincoln , at City Point , thought some use might be made of this movement , and said so ; whereupon Campbell carried on the correspondence in terms that ...
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... Virginia , see Merrimac Virginia , 124 , 421 Reconstruction in , 428 , 432-435 , 440 , 443 secession issue in , 19 , 110 , 112 , 118 , 120 western , 124 Wheeling Bridge affair , 44–48 Virginia , Army of , 226-232 , 253 Virginia Central ...
... Virginia , see Merrimac Virginia , 124 , 421 Reconstruction in , 428 , 432-435 , 440 , 443 secession issue in , 19 , 110 , 112 , 118 , 120 western , 124 Wheeling Bridge affair , 44–48 Virginia , Army of , 226-232 , 253 Virginia Central ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
Copyright | |
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