Lincoln, the UnknownCentury Company, 1932 - 305 páginas "First printing." Bibliography: p. 303-305 |
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... Meade was not the bulldog Grant . Every day for an entire week Lincoln repeatedly urged and commanded Meade to attack , but he was too cautious , too timid . He did not want to fight ; he hesitated , he telegraphed excuses , he called a ...
... Meade was not the bulldog Grant . Every day for an entire week Lincoln repeatedly urged and commanded Meade to attack , but he was too cautious , too timid . He did not want to fight ; he hesitated , he telegraphed excuses , he called a ...
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... richly rewarded , for , on July 4 , the same day that the timid Meade let Lee escape at Gettysburg , Grant rode into Vicksburg on a horse taken from the plantation of Jefferson Davis , and won a greater victory 214 LINCOLN THE UNKNOWN.
... richly rewarded , for , on July 4 , the same day that the timid Meade let Lee escape at Gettysburg , Grant rode into Vicksburg on a horse taken from the plantation of Jefferson Davis , and won a greater victory 214 LINCOLN THE UNKNOWN.
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... Meade , " I am unwilling for any boy under eighteen to be shot . " And there were more than a million boys under that age in the Union armies . In fact , there were a fifth of a million under sixteen , and a hundred thousand under ...
... Meade , " I am unwilling for any boy under eighteen to be shot . " And there were more than a million boys under that age in the Union armies . In fact , there were a fifth of a million under sixteen , and a hundred thousand under ...
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