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... rebel batteries , under preparatory orders to clear them from the river - but he would bring Mc- Clellan in and let ... rebels and use the line if you will throw the weight of all your influ- ence for the Union . " They shook hands on ...
... rebel batteries , under preparatory orders to clear them from the river - but he would bring Mc- Clellan in and let ... rebels and use the line if you will throw the weight of all your influ- ence for the Union . " They shook hands on ...
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... rebels all day , with no one in command , because McClellan was directing the march of retreat . Next day , an even heavier battle at Frayser's Farm ; the rebels against Heintzelman , Franklin , and McCall's division of Porter a near ...
... rebels all day , with no one in command , because McClellan was directing the march of retreat . Next day , an even heavier battle at Frayser's Farm ; the rebels against Heintzelman , Franklin , and McCall's division of Porter a near ...
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... rebels . We had no idea that any rebel troops were so near us . New York Tribune , June 26 The weight of evidence seems to show that the rebels are moving in force across the Potomac , and have already a large body of troops on this ...
... rebels . We had no idea that any rebel troops were so near us . New York Tribune , June 26 The weight of evidence seems to show that the rebels are moving in force across the Potomac , and have already a large body of troops on this ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
Copyright | |
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