Abraham Lincoln: A History, Volumen5Century Company, 1917 |
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... Banks's De- feat . Jackson Marches to the Potomac . His Retreat up the Valley . The President Orders McDowell and Frémont to Join at Strasburg . McDowell Arrives at the Rendezvous in Time . Frémont's Round - about March . Jackson Makes ...
... Banks's De- feat . Jackson Marches to the Potomac . His Retreat up the Valley . The President Orders McDowell and Frémont to Join at Strasburg . McDowell Arrives at the Rendezvous in Time . Frémont's Round - about March . Jackson Makes ...
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... bank or false coast ; in latter times Hatteras Inlet had become the most important . Here the rebels had built two forts and armed them with guns brought from the Norfolk navy yard : Fort Hat- teras , nearest the inlet , with fifteen ...
... bank or false coast ; in latter times Hatteras Inlet had become the most important . Here the rebels had built two forts and armed them with guns brought from the Norfolk navy yard : Fort Hat- teras , nearest the inlet , with fifteen ...
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... realize . But the Mississippi , with its generally level banks , afforded relatively few points capable of effective defense . The one most favorable to the Confederate needs was at Polk to Magoffin , Sept. 1 , 1881 . IV 42.
... realize . But the Mississippi , with its generally level banks , afforded relatively few points capable of effective defense . The one most favorable to the Confederate needs was at Polk to Magoffin , Sept. 1 , 1881 . IV 42.
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... bank . Grant's troops had gained a complete and substantial victory , but they now frittered it away by a disorderly exultation . The record does not show who was responsible for the unmilitary conduct , but it quickly brought its ...
... bank . Grant's troops had gained a complete and substantial victory , but they now frittered it away by a disorderly exultation . The record does not show who was responsible for the unmilitary conduct , but it quickly brought its ...
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... bank on its haunches and trotted on board a transport over a plank thrust out for him . " Belmont was a drawn battle ; or rather it was first a victory for the Fed- erals and then a victory for the Confederates . The courage and the ...
... bank on its haunches and trotted on board a transport over a plank thrust out for him . " Belmont was a drawn battle ; or rather it was first a victory for the Fed- erals and then a victory for the Confederates . The courage and the ...
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