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... prisoners . This worked reasonably well for those held in Libby Prison in Richmond , and partially for prisoners held in the smaller camps at Belle Isle and Salis- bury , but the two commissioners never succeeded in getting anything ...
... prisoners . This worked reasonably well for those held in Libby Prison in Richmond , and partially for prisoners held in the smaller camps at Belle Isle and Salis- bury , but the two commissioners never succeeded in getting anything ...
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Fletcher Pratt. Ould excluded all Northern commissioners for prisoner relief from Southern prisons , said he himself would distribute any rations sent for the prisoners , and if this arrangement did not satisfy Stanton , he could simply ...
Fletcher Pratt. Ould excluded all Northern commissioners for prisoner relief from Southern prisons , said he himself would distribute any rations sent for the prisoners , and if this arrangement did not satisfy Stanton , he could simply ...
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... prisoners until the Richmond government should dis- avow . Chase said the same , with the modification that the prisoners confined should be of the highest rank . Stanton came next with a long document , adopting both the earlier sugges ...
... prisoners until the Richmond government should dis- avow . Chase said the same , with the modification that the prisoners confined should be of the highest rank . Stanton came next with a long document , adopting both the earlier sugges ...
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An Ohio Boyhood | 3 |
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
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