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Fletcher Pratt. 293 man ? " Hooker wanted to strike through Fredericksburg again toward Richmond , and had to be ... wanted to return to the old short - term en- listments under state control , which had produced so much trouble ...
Fletcher Pratt. 293 man ? " Hooker wanted to strike through Fredericksburg again toward Richmond , and had to be ... wanted to return to the old short - term en- listments under state control , which had produced so much trouble ...
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Fletcher Pratt. 314 especially those of the German states , who wanted exemptions for their nationals - but who was a national ? The rules differed , and Salomon of Wisconsin wanted to set up boards to deter- mine whether a given man was ...
Fletcher Pratt. 314 especially those of the German states , who wanted exemptions for their nationals - but who was a national ? The rules differed , and Salomon of Wisconsin wanted to set up boards to deter- mine whether a given man was ...
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... wanted to limit action to a proclamation that the guilty parties would be hunted down , the last saying that great battles were im- minent and it would be inexpedient to start any retaliatory action at such time . This was May 6 ; the ...
... wanted to limit action to a proclamation that the guilty parties would be hunted down , the last saying that great battles were im- minent and it would be inexpedient to start any retaliatory action at such time . This was May 6 ; the ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
Copyright | |
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