Life of A. P. Dostie; Or, The Conflict of New OrleansW. P. Tomlinson, 1868 - 374 páginas |
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... Orleans , were called out and Gen. Beauregard's letter read to them , request- ing reinforcements in Tennessee . They sternly refused to go . Reflect ! The Gardes d'Orleans consists , in great part , of Creoles , and yet they dared ...
... Orleans , were called out and Gen. Beauregard's letter read to them , request- ing reinforcements in Tennessee . They sternly refused to go . Reflect ! The Gardes d'Orleans consists , in great part , of Creoles , and yet they dared ...
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... Orleans , 21st August , 1861 . ' Dr. A. P. Dostie , a citizen of the city of New Orleans , State of Louisiana , wishes to return to New York under Allow him to pass through the Con- the Alien Law . federate States . ' D. E. TWIGGS , Maj ...
... Orleans , 21st August , 1861 . ' Dr. A. P. Dostie , a citizen of the city of New Orleans , State of Louisiana , wishes to return to New York under Allow him to pass through the Con- the Alien Law . federate States . ' D. E. TWIGGS , Maj ...
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