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Page 227
... began to carry word of a battle fought far out under the shadow of the Blue Ridge , at Cedar Mountain on the Rapidan . Banks's Corps was in it , and as night came down , a division of McDowell's , with Pope in person leading toward the ...
... began to carry word of a battle fought far out under the shadow of the Blue Ridge , at Cedar Mountain on the Rapidan . Banks's Corps was in it , and as night came down , a division of McDowell's , with Pope in person leading toward the ...
Page 269
... began to come in from Rosecrans that after two days of terrific battle at Stone River , it was still not a disaster ; the Union lines had been driven in , but were standing firm . Presi- dent and Secretary clung to the wires , eating ...
... began to come in from Rosecrans that after two days of terrific battle at Stone River , it was still not a disaster ; the Union lines had been driven in , but were standing firm . Presi- dent and Secretary clung to the wires , eating ...
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... began moving at once under the agreement , but the plan lasted less than three months ; agents for the Union soon re- ported that the death rate in Southern prisons was as high as ever , the prisoners were getting nothing , because the ...
... began moving at once under the agreement , but the plan lasted less than three months ; agents for the Union soon re- ported that the death rate in Southern prisons was as high as ever , the prisoners were getting nothing , because the ...
Contents
An Ohio Boyhood | 3 |
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
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