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Page 41
... West had supported Old Hickory in the quite mistaken be- lief that he was ardent for such a program . Western men as- sumed that Jackson's struggle with the United States Bank was undertaken , not in the interests of deflation , but to ...
... West had supported Old Hickory in the quite mistaken be- lief that he was ardent for such a program . Western men as- sumed that Jackson's struggle with the United States Bank was undertaken , not in the interests of deflation , but to ...
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... west . Everything east of the crests of the Alleghanies fell into the department of Mc- Clellan's Army of the Potomac . The territory between Poto- mac and West became the Mountain Department , commanded 177 by General John Charles ...
... west . Everything east of the crests of the Alleghanies fell into the department of Mc- Clellan's Army of the Potomac . The territory between Poto- mac and West became the Mountain Department , commanded 177 by General John Charles ...
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... west to co - ordinate things with Sherman , who was to lead the armies assembled at Chattanooga . When Grant came back , on the twenty - sixth , he set up headquarters at Cul- peper Court House , and the conferences began - with Lin ...
... west to co - ordinate things with Sherman , who was to lead the armies assembled at Chattanooga . When Grant came back , on the twenty - sixth , he set up headquarters at Cul- peper Court House , and the conferences began - with Lin ...
Contents
An Ohio Boyhood | 3 |
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
Copyright | |
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