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... troops from somewhere , any- where , but more troops . McClellan to Stanton , May 8 I think the time has arrived to bring all the troops in eastern Vir- ginia into perfect cooperation . I expect to fight another and very severe battle ...
... troops from somewhere , any- where , but more troops . McClellan to Stanton , May 8 I think the time has arrived to bring all the troops in eastern Vir- ginia into perfect cooperation . I expect to fight another and very severe battle ...
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... troops . Stanton to McClellan , 11:20 P.M. , June 26 The circumstances that have hitherto rendered it impossible for the government to send you any more reinforcements than has been done have been so distinctly stated to you by the ...
... troops . Stanton to McClellan , 11:20 P.M. , June 26 The circumstances that have hitherto rendered it impossible for the government to send you any more reinforcements than has been done have been so distinctly stated to you by the ...
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... troops . They were sent ; the New York draft began again on August 19 , with 10,000 armed men in the city and artillery protecting the draft offices . Seymour and his Tammany associates switched to legal and quasi - legal evasions , and ...
... troops . They were sent ; the New York draft began again on August 19 , with 10,000 armed men in the city and artillery protecting the draft offices . Seymour and his Tammany associates switched to legal and quasi - legal evasions , and ...
Contents
An Ohio Boyhood | 3 |
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
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