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Page 259
... dispatch and the Hooker letter were written , it came on to rain , very heavily and cold , swelling the Rappahannock so that even the upper fords be- came impassable to anything but cavalry . Burnside explained this in another dispatch ...
... dispatch and the Hooker letter were written , it came on to rain , very heavily and cold , swelling the Rappahannock so that even the upper fords be- came impassable to anything but cavalry . Burnside explained this in another dispatch ...
Page 393
... dispatch that your plans are approved by him . You may count on the cooperation of this De- partment to the full extent of the power of the Government . Sup- plies will be furnished with the utmost dispatch to the points indi- cated ...
... dispatch that your plans are approved by him . You may count on the cooperation of this De- partment to the full extent of the power of the Government . Sup- plies will be furnished with the utmost dispatch to the points indi- cated ...
Page 410
... dispatch had hardly been put on the wire when one of the cipher operators began decoding a dispatch , stopped to stare at the dateline , then ran to the window and shouted into the street : " Richmond has fallen ! " At once the crowds ...
... dispatch had hardly been put on the wire when one of the cipher operators began decoding a dispatch , stopped to stare at the dateline , then ran to the window and shouted into the street : " Richmond has fallen ! " At once the crowds ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
Copyright | |
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