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... turned to other business . Lincoln went back to the White House , told the Captain to resign from the volunteer service , walk across the street and enlist as a private of regulars ; then had his commission made out for a promotion to a ...
... turned to other business . Lincoln went back to the White House , told the Captain to resign from the volunteer service , walk across the street and enlist as a private of regulars ; then had his commission made out for a promotion to a ...
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... turned out to be a good idea , for on June 6 , the very day after this wire , the rebel river squadron met the Union fleet off Memphis in the only general naval action of the war . Ellet's rams arrived earliest ; aboard Queen of the ...
... turned out to be a good idea , for on June 6 , the very day after this wire , the rebel river squadron met the Union fleet off Memphis in the only general naval action of the war . Ellet's rams arrived earliest ; aboard Queen of the ...
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... turned and fled . It was a wholesale panic . We have lost heavily in killed today . The total of our killed ... turned a little purple at the edges ; how an accident ( which turned out to be a badly written order ) caused a gap in the ...
... turned and fled . It was a wholesale panic . We have lost heavily in killed today . The total of our killed ... turned a little purple at the edges ; how an accident ( which turned out to be a badly written order ) caused a gap in the ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
Copyright | |
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