Pictorial History of the Civil War in the United States of America, Volume 2G. S. Lester, 1878 - United States |
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... Arms for the Government - Domestic Manufactures of Arms , 25 . -Prisoners taken at Bull's Run , in Richmond - Tobacco Warehouse Prison and Commissary Winder , 26. ~ " Richmond Prison Association " -Kind Women in Richmond , 27. - Object ...
... Arms for the Government - Domestic Manufactures of Arms , 25 . -Prisoners taken at Bull's Run , in Richmond - Tobacco Warehouse Prison and Commissary Winder , 26. ~ " Richmond Prison Association " -Kind Women in Richmond , 27. - Object ...
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... Arms , and yet so little profit- able , as a military event , to the Confederates , was in its immediate effects a profound enigma to the people of the whole country . They could not understand it . The Confederates held the field , yet ...
... Arms , and yet so little profit- able , as a military event , to the Confederates , was in its immediate effects a profound enigma to the people of the whole country . They could not understand it . The Confederates held the field , yet ...
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... arms with a feeling of devotion to their country , deeper , because born of serious contemplation , than when Fort Sumter was attacked . There was another grand uprising ; and within a fortnight after the Battle of Bull's Run , when the ...
... arms with a feeling of devotion to their country , deeper , because born of serious contemplation , than when Fort Sumter was attacked . There was another grand uprising ; and within a fortnight after the Battle of Bull's Run , when the ...
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... arms at a former period , named Northrop , to the vitally important post of Chief of Subsistence . This was done in the face of earnest protests ; and now , at the first mo- mentous trial , this Chief Commissary's incapacity was fatally ...
... arms at a former period , named Northrop , to the vitally important post of Chief of Subsistence . This was done in the face of earnest protests ; and now , at the first mo- mentous trial , this Chief Commissary's incapacity was fatally ...
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... arms . The former was destroyed in April , and the latter could not supply a tithe of the demand . It was necessary to send to Europe for arms ; and Colonel George L. Schuyler was appointed an agent for the purpose , " with specific ...
... arms . The former was destroyed in April , and the latter could not supply a tithe of the demand . It was necessary to send to Europe for arms ; and Colonel George L. Schuyler was appointed an agent for the purpose , " with specific ...
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