Abraham Lincoln: A History, Volumen5Century Company, 1917 |
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... River Expedition . Halleck's Censure of Grant . Hal- leck Placed in Command of the Three Western Depart- ments . The Concentration at Pittsburg Landing . The Junction of Johnston and Beauregard at Corinth . Confederate Plan of Attack ...
... River Expedition . Halleck's Censure of Grant . Hal- leck Placed in Command of the Three Western Depart- ments . The Concentration at Pittsburg Landing . The Junction of Johnston and Beauregard at Corinth . Confederate Plan of Attack ...
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... River Battle at Memphis . Cap- ture of Memphis . Farragut at Vicksburg . He Re- turns to New Orleans . Reascends the Mississippi to Vicksburg . Passes the Batteries . Farragut Descends the River to New Orleans . Buell's Advance Towards ...
... River Battle at Memphis . Cap- ture of Memphis . Farragut at Vicksburg . He Re- turns to New Orleans . Reascends the Mississippi to Vicksburg . Passes the Batteries . Farragut Descends the River to New Orleans . Buell's Advance Towards ...
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... River PAMLICO SOUND BEACON A Neuse River Havelock Sta Portsmouth PT . MORGAN Sig YGLARK HATTERAS OREGON INLET Chicamacomico & CAPE HATTERAS PLIGHT HOUSE RICHMOND LYNOMBURG IN MONROE FOLK Jackson- ville NEW RIVER INLET WELLD MACON SCALE ...
... River PAMLICO SOUND BEACON A Neuse River Havelock Sta Portsmouth PT . MORGAN Sig YGLARK HATTERAS OREGON INLET Chicamacomico & CAPE HATTERAS PLIGHT HOUSE RICHMOND LYNOMBURG IN MONROE FOLK Jackson- ville NEW RIVER INLET WELLD MACON SCALE ...
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... river for about five miles . Both the Union and Con- federate commanders coveted this position , for its natural advantages were such that when fully fortified it became familiarly known as the " Gib- raltar of the West . " So far ...
... river for about five miles . Both the Union and Con- federate commanders coveted this position , for its natural advantages were such that when fully fortified it became familiarly known as the " Gib- raltar of the West . " So far ...
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... River . Neverthe- less , President Lincoln , the Governors of Ohio and Indiana , and the various military commanders , had for months been ready to go to the assistance of the Kentucky Unionists whenever the necessity should arise ...
... River . Neverthe- less , President Lincoln , the Governors of Ohio and Indiana , and the various military commanders , had for months been ready to go to the assistance of the Kentucky Unionists whenever the necessity should arise ...
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