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... March 11 , while he was still at Manassas , there came an order ( obviously promoted by the sly Stanton ) relieving him as General - in - Chief of the Army of the United States and restricting him to the command of the Army of the ...
... March 11 , while he was still at Manassas , there came an order ( obviously promoted by the sly Stanton ) relieving him as General - in - Chief of the Army of the United States and restricting him to the command of the Army of the ...
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... March ) from an engineer named Charles Ellet , with soulful eyes and long ringlets of hair . He had been blessed with an idea which both the tsar of Russia and Secretary Welles rejected - why not build a new class of ships on the ...
... March ) from an engineer named Charles Ellet , with soulful eyes and long ringlets of hair . He had been blessed with an idea which both the tsar of Russia and Secretary Welles rejected - why not build a new class of ships on the ...
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... March 3 telegram to Grant , and a dispatch coming through Richmond , which said that Johnson would try to make terms that would let Jeff Davis escape to Europe or Mex- ico with the Confederate gold reserve in his pocket . Sherman took ...
... March 3 telegram to Grant , and a dispatch coming through Richmond , which said that Johnson would try to make terms that would let Jeff Davis escape to Europe or Mex- ico with the Confederate gold reserve in his pocket . Sherman took ...
Contents
An Ohio Boyhood | 3 |
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
Copyright | |
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