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... taken in the District or State of Maryland , or $ 400 if taken in a non - slaveholding State and secured in jail so that I can get her again . - G . Waters New York Tribune We have lost the battle . The Bunker Hill of the new struggle ...
... taken in the District or State of Maryland , or $ 400 if taken in a non - slaveholding State and secured in jail so that I can get her again . - G . Waters New York Tribune We have lost the battle . The Bunker Hill of the new struggle ...
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... taken the limelight off McClellan's doings . The unknown Grant had marched his men from Fort Henry across a neck of land to the great rebel strong- hold of Fort Donelson on the Cumberland - so strong a hold that it had driven off the ...
... taken the limelight off McClellan's doings . The unknown Grant had marched his men from Fort Henry across a neck of land to the great rebel strong- hold of Fort Donelson on the Cumberland - so strong a hold that it had driven off the ...
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... taken Grand Gulf , on the high ground below Vicks- burg at last ; he expected to fight another and ( Dana added ) McClernand was behaving badly . Stanton to Dana , May 5 General Grant has full and absolute authority to enforce his own ...
... taken Grand Gulf , on the high ground below Vicks- burg at last ; he expected to fight another and ( Dana added ) McClernand was behaving badly . Stanton to Dana , May 5 General Grant has full and absolute authority to enforce his own ...
Contents
An Ohio Boyhood | 3 |
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
Copyright | |
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