The History, Civil, Political and Military, of the Southern Rebellion: From Its Incipient Stages to Its Close. Comprehending, Also, All Important State Papers, Ordinances of Secession, Proclamations, Proceedings of Congress, Official Reports of Commanders, Etc., Etc, Volume 2J.D. Torrey, 1861 |
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... Confederate States threat- en to Coerce them . Richmond in March . Reign of Terror Ini- tiated ..... III . The Congress of the Seceded States . Coercion of the Border States . Virginia's Interest in Slave Breeding . Permanent ...
... Confederate States threat- en to Coerce them . Richmond in March . Reign of Terror Ini- tiated ..... III . The Congress of the Seceded States . Coercion of the Border States . Virginia's Interest in Slave Breeding . Permanent ...
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... Confederacy . The Occupa- tion of her Soil . Its Purpose . The Confederate Currency Sys- tem . 109 117 122 VIII . Military Activity of the South . Address . Governor Pickens ' Governor Moore's Call to Arms . Disappointment and Chagrin ...
... Confederacy . The Occupa- tion of her Soil . Its Purpose . The Confederate Currency Sys- tem . 109 117 122 VIII . Military Activity of the South . Address . Governor Pickens ' Governor Moore's Call to Arms . Disappointment and Chagrin ...
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... Confederate States to Washington , arrive in Washington . March 6 .-- Fort Brown , Texas , surrendered by ment . The garrison is to be sent North . -The Message of Mr. Lincoln is received at Captain Hill to the revolutionists , by ...
... Confederate States to Washington , arrive in Washington . March 6 .-- Fort Brown , Texas , surrendered by ment . The garrison is to be sent North . -The Message of Mr. Lincoln is received at Captain Hill to the revolutionists , by ...
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... Confederate States are rapidly concen- ritory out of the Union . An election for Congress- An election for Congress - trating at Pensacola , under command of General men to the Confederate Congress was ordered . HISTORICAL SUMMARY . 5 ...
... Confederate States are rapidly concen- ritory out of the Union . An election for Congress- An election for Congress - trating at Pensacola , under command of General men to the Confederate Congress was ordered . HISTORICAL SUMMARY . 5 ...
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... Confederate States , but the Confederate States will not leave Fort Sumter in the possession of the Federal Gov- ernment . In reply to Mr. Douglas , he ( Wigfall ) de- nied that the Union , as it was formerly , now exists legally and ...
... Confederate States , but the Confederate States will not leave Fort Sumter in the possession of the Federal Gov- ernment . In reply to Mr. Douglas , he ( Wigfall ) de- nied that the Union , as it was formerly , now exists legally and ...
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advance April arms army artillery attack authority Baltimore battery battle blockade brigade Brigadier-General called camp Captain capture Carolina cause cavalry Centreville Charleston citizens Colonel command companies Confede Confederacy Confederate Congress Constitution Convention Davis declared defense Department dispatch duty enemy enemy's Executive federacy Federal field fire flag force Fort Pickens Fort Sumter Fortress Monroe Fremont Government Governor guns habeas corpus Harper's Ferry honor hundred infantry Jefferson Jefferson Davis Kentucky killed Legislature letters of marque liberty Lincoln loyal Lyon Major Maryland McClellan ment miles military Missouri movement National North North Carolina officers Ohio Ordinance of Secession passed peace persons port position President prisoners proclamation rebel rebellion reenforcements regiment retreat river road Seceded secession Secretary Senator slaves soon South Southern steamer Sumter Tennessee thousand tion treason troops Union United vessels Virginia volunteers vote Washington Wigfall wounded York