The Struggle of '72: The Issues and Candidates of the Present Political Campaign ...Union Publishing Company, 1976 - 570 páginas |
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... MOVEMENTS . Simultaneously with Grant's movement by way of Bruinsburg , Sherman made his celebrated feint movement by way of Haines's Bluff , thus dividing the rebel corps so much that they were unable to support each other with ...
... MOVEMENTS . Simultaneously with Grant's movement by way of Bruinsburg , Sherman made his celebrated feint movement by way of Haines's Bluff , thus dividing the rebel corps so much that they were unable to support each other with ...
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... movement , turn his right flank and cut him off from Richmond ; then by fiercer battles beat him , and destroy his army . Failing in this , his plan was to force his left , and by this flank movement follow him to Richmond . THE ...
... movement , turn his right flank and cut him off from Richmond ; then by fiercer battles beat him , and destroy his army . Failing in this , his plan was to force his left , and by this flank movement follow him to Richmond . THE ...
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... movement had passed beyond this special question , had reached to new elements of power , who held an- tagonistic views as to the tariff , and that the question of general reform , of a higher tone in the administration , of a more ...
... movement had passed beyond this special question , had reached to new elements of power , who held an- tagonistic views as to the tariff , and that the question of general reform , of a higher tone in the administration , of a more ...
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