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... sent back to Moultrie at once . Judge Black contradicted Floyd to his face about the orders , and sent for the War Department files . There it was in black and white ; on December 7 , 1860 , Floyd had sent Major Don Carlos Buell to ...
... sent back to Moultrie at once . Judge Black contradicted Floyd to his face about the orders , and sent for the War Department files . There it was in black and white ; on December 7 , 1860 , Floyd had sent Major Don Carlos Buell to ...
Page 109
... sent it back to them ; then said : " Reinforcements must now be sent . " They were sent , aboard the steamer Star of the West , which had carried Stanton to Panama , sliding out across the New York harbor bar under a cloudy sky on the ...
... sent it back to them ; then said : " Reinforcements must now be sent . " They were sent , aboard the steamer Star of the West , which had carried Stanton to Panama , sliding out across the New York harbor bar under a cloudy sky on the ...
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... sent for him when things began to look bad during the secession winter and placed him in charge of the District mili ... sent up the river along the Virginia bank as far as Dranesville to cover some mapping operations , and McClellan ...
... sent for him when things began to look bad during the secession winter and placed him in charge of the District mili ... sent up the river along the Virginia bank as far as Dranesville to cover some mapping operations , and McClellan ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
Copyright | |
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