Lincoln, the UnknownCentury Company, 1932 - 305 páginas "First printing." Bibliography: p. 303-305 |
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... river , and float the cargo down to the thieves ' headquarters at New Orleans . Lincoln seized a club , and with his long , powerful arms knocked three of the marauders into the river , then chased the others ashore ; but , in the fight ...
... river , and float the cargo down to the thieves ' headquarters at New Orleans . Lincoln seized a club , and with his long , powerful arms knocked three of the marauders into the river , then chased the others ashore ; but , in the fight ...
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... river couldn't elevate their cannon high enough to touch it . Grant's problem was to get his army close enough to at- tack it . He went back to the heart of Mississippi and tried to march on it from the east . That failed . Then he cut ...
... river couldn't elevate their cannon high enough to touch it . Grant's problem was to get his army close enough to at- tack it . He went back to the heart of Mississippi and tried to march on it from the east . That failed . Then he cut ...
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... river for miles , and they lost their bearings in the fog . After dodging the Federal gunboats that were patrolling the Potomac , they found themselves , at dawn , ten miles up the river , but not one foot nearer to the Virginia shore ...
... river for miles , and they lost their bearings in the fog . After dodging the Federal gunboats that were patrolling the Potomac , they found themselves , at dawn , ten miles up the river , but not one foot nearer to the Virginia shore ...
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