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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... .. 140 147 152 XII . The Crisis in Missouri . Her Ac- tion and Position Toward the Federal Government up to the Final Defection of Governor Jackson , June Thirteenth .... 158 PAGE . CHAPTER XIII . The Crisis in Kentucky up.
... .. 140 147 152 XII . The Crisis in Missouri . Her Ac- tion and Position Toward the Federal Government up to the Final Defection of Governor Jackson , June Thirteenth .... 158 PAGE . CHAPTER XIII . The Crisis in Kentucky up.
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... Missouri . Lyon's Address . His Pursuit of Jackson . Battle of Boone- ville . Excitement Throughout the State . Movement of Troops to the South . Battle of Car- thage . Siegel's Masterly Re- treat . State of Affairs at St. Louis in July ...
... Missouri . Lyon's Address . His Pursuit of Jackson . Battle of Boone- ville . Excitement Throughout the State . Movement of Troops to the South . Battle of Car- thage . Siegel's Masterly Re- treat . State of Affairs at St. Louis in July ...
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... Missouri during Hunter's Command . Battle of Belmont . Confederate Congratulations . Sad Effect of the Retreat from Springfield . The Missouri Mi- litia in Service . New Military Departments . Concentration of Federal Forces . Hunter's ...
... Missouri during Hunter's Command . Battle of Belmont . Confederate Congratulations . Sad Effect of the Retreat from Springfield . The Missouri Mi- litia in Service . New Military Departments . Concentration of Federal Forces . Hunter's ...
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... Missouri Senate passes resolutions instruct- ing Senators in Congress , and members of the House still at Washington , to oppose the passage of all acts granting supplies , men , and money to coerce the Seceding States into submission ...
... Missouri Senate passes resolutions instruct- ing Senators in Congress , and members of the House still at Washington , to oppose the passage of all acts granting supplies , men , and money to coerce the Seceding States into submission ...
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... Missouri Convention adjourns- having passed no ordinance of secession . -A dispatch from New Orleans says : " The Com- missioners of the Confederate States to Europe- Messrs . Yancey , Mann , and Rost - will leave here on the 31st inst ...
... Missouri Convention adjourns- having passed no ordinance of secession . -A dispatch from New Orleans says : " The Com- missioners of the Confederate States to Europe- Messrs . Yancey , Mann , and Rost - will leave here on the 31st inst ...
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