The History, Civil, Political and Military, of the Southern Rebellion: From Its Incipient Stages to Its Close. Comprehending, Also, All Important State Papers, Ordinances of Secession, Proclamations, Proceedings of Congress, Official Reports of Commanders, Etc., Etc, Volumen2J.D. Torrey, 1861 |
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... Potomac ..... XI . The First Combined Naval and Land Expedition . Bombard- ment and Capture of the Forts at Hatteras Inlet . Operations in North Carolina . State of the Blockade . The Privateer Sum- ter - Prizes . The Attack on Wilson's ...
... Potomac ..... XI . The First Combined Naval and Land Expedition . Bombard- ment and Capture of the Forts at Hatteras Inlet . Operations in North Carolina . State of the Blockade . The Privateer Sum- ter - Prizes . The Attack on Wilson's ...
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... Potomac from November 1st , 1861 , to February 1st , 1862 .. 465 Judge Campbell's Statement regarding the Federal Secretary of State .... PAGH 472 The Queen's Proclamation to Enforce Neutrality 474 Decree of Napoleon on Privateering and ...
... Potomac from November 1st , 1861 , to February 1st , 1862 .. 465 Judge Campbell's Statement regarding the Federal Secretary of State .... PAGH 472 The Queen's Proclamation to Enforce Neutrality 474 Decree of Napoleon on Privateering and ...
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... Potomac from Alexandria to George nans steam gun captured near the Relay House , Maryland , on its way into Virginia . -The Queen of England issues a proclamation of leader , confined by General Cadwalader , in Fort neutrality . ( See ...
... Potomac from Alexandria to George nans steam gun captured near the Relay House , Maryland , on its way into Virginia . -The Queen of England issues a proclamation of leader , confined by General Cadwalader , in Fort neutrality . ( See ...
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... Potomac and an immense quantity of locomotives , cars and railway property at Martinsburg . They also destroyed bridges at several points above and below the Ferry . June 15. - General Lyon occupies Jefferson city , Missouri . The rebel ...
... Potomac and an immense quantity of locomotives , cars and railway property at Martinsburg . They also destroyed bridges at several points above and below the Ferry . June 15. - General Lyon occupies Jefferson city , Missouri . The rebel ...
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... Potomac , and Georgetown Heights on the North , commanding the Capi- tal completely , were open to the enemy , and so remained for many days . General Scott , Adjutant - General McDowell , and several able and trusty officers of the ...
... Potomac , and Georgetown Heights on the North , commanding the Capi- tal completely , were open to the enemy , and so remained for many days . General Scott , Adjutant - General McDowell , and several able and trusty officers of the ...
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