The Rebellion Record: A Diary of American Events, with Documents Narratives, Illustrative Incidents, Poetry, Etc, Part 1Frank Moore |
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... Regiment left Montgomery this morning for Virginia . - Col . KERSHAW and staff , with Cap- tains RICHARDSON , HASLES ... REGIMENT N. Y. S. M. , composed of the best class of Germans , and N. Y. , for the seat of war . commanded by ...
... Regiment left Montgomery this morning for Virginia . - Col . KERSHAW and staff , with Cap- tains RICHARDSON , HASLES ... REGIMENT N. Y. S. M. , composed of the best class of Germans , and N. Y. , for the seat of war . commanded by ...
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... Regiment , went with the Twenty - eighth to join their Regiment at Annapolis .- ( Doc . 122. ) -A MEETING of the Harvard Medical School was held in Cambridge , Mass . , at which the fol- lowing resolution was adopted : Resolved , That ...
... Regiment , went with the Twenty - eighth to join their Regiment at Annapolis .- ( Doc . 122. ) -A MEETING of the Harvard Medical School was held in Cambridge , Mass . , at which the fol- lowing resolution was adopted : Resolved , That ...
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... regiment , who was detailed by Col. Jones for the duty . The bodies were taken from the receiving tomb in Baltimore , under the supervision of Mayor Brown , and left Tues- day morning last . The fact was not generally known , but a ...
... regiment , who was detailed by Col. Jones for the duty . The bodies were taken from the receiving tomb in Baltimore , under the supervision of Mayor Brown , and left Tues- day morning last . The fact was not generally known , but a ...
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... regiment numbers about 900 , and com- prises a fine body of hardy yeomanry and arti- sans , who left their fields and shops to rally in -FOUR hundred Pennsylvania volunteers , escorted by three hundred regular United States troops from ...
... regiment numbers about 900 , and com- prises a fine body of hardy yeomanry and arti- sans , who left their fields and shops to rally in -FOUR hundred Pennsylvania volunteers , escorted by three hundred regular United States troops from ...
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... Regiment of Connecticut Vol- unteers left New Haven this morning for the seat of war.-N. Y. Tribune , May 10 . May 10. — The Confederate Secretary of War invested R. E. Lee with the control of the rebel forces of Va . , by the following ...
... Regiment of Connecticut Vol- unteers left New Haven this morning for the seat of war.-N. Y. Tribune , May 10 . May 10. — The Confederate Secretary of War invested R. E. Lee with the control of the rebel forces of Va . , by the following ...
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