Lincoln: Passages from His Speeches and LettersCentury Company, 1925 - 204 páginas |
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... follow and ruin him . If he does so with less than full force , fall upon and beat what is left behind all the easier . Exclusive of the water - line , you are now nearer Richmond than the enemy is by the route that you can and he must ...
... follow and ruin him . If he does so with less than full force , fall upon and beat what is left behind all the easier . Exclusive of the water - line , you are now nearer Richmond than the enemy is by the route that you can and he must ...
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... follow him closely , holding his communi- cations . If he should prevent our seizing his communications and move toward Richmond , I would press closely to him , fight him if a favorable oppor- tunity should present , and at least try ...
... follow him closely , holding his communi- cations . If he should prevent our seizing his communications and move toward Richmond , I would press closely to him , fight him if a favorable oppor- tunity should present , and at least try ...
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... follow the policies that they may deem it necessary for the public safety from time to time to adopt . It is I have understood well that the duty of self - preservation rests solely with the American people ; but I have at the same time ...
... follow the policies that they may deem it necessary for the public safety from time to time to adopt . It is I have understood well that the duty of self - preservation rests solely with the American people ; but I have at the same time ...
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