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Page 332
... wire as the machine tapped out : " Everything perfectly suc- cessful . The river is now open . " By morning there was the de- tail that Hooker , still " Fighting Joe " when it came to a battle , had carried the rebel lines with the ...
... wire as the machine tapped out : " Everything perfectly suc- cessful . The river is now open . " By morning there was the de- tail that Hooker , still " Fighting Joe " when it came to a battle , had carried the rebel lines with the ...
Page 409
... wire just in . Lincoln to Stanton , April 2 All going finely . Parke , Wright and Ord , extending from Ap- pomattox to Hatcher's Run , have all broken through the enemy's intrenched lines , taking some forts , guns and prisoners ...
... wire just in . Lincoln to Stanton , April 2 All going finely . Parke , Wright and Ord , extending from Ap- pomattox to Hatcher's Run , have all broken through the enemy's intrenched lines , taking some forts , guns and prisoners ...
Page 445
... wire to the Lieutenant - Governor only , and not a word to Baird . It does not seem that the Lieutenant - Governor bothered to com- municate the wire to the General either . The convention was to meet on July 30. On the night before the ...
... wire to the Lieutenant - Governor only , and not a word to Baird . It does not seem that the Lieutenant - Governor bothered to com- municate the wire to the General either . The convention was to meet on July 30. On the night before the ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
Copyright | |
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