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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... Virginia's Movements . Letcher's Treason . His " Re- cognition " of the Southern Con- federacy . The Virginia Ordi- rance of Secession II . Washington in Danger . States ' Patriotism . The Record of Massachusetts . March of her Troops ...
... Virginia's Movements . Letcher's Treason . His " Re- cognition " of the Southern Con- federacy . The Virginia Ordi- rance of Secession II . Washington in Danger . States ' Patriotism . The Record of Massachusetts . March of her Troops ...
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... Virginia . Death of Ells- worth . Rebel Malignity . Beau- regard's Infamous Proclama- tion . McDowell in Command . Scott's Plan of the War . Lieu tenant Tompkins ' Gallant Dash at Fairfax C. H. of General Butler . Confederates XV . The ...
... Virginia . Death of Ells- worth . Rebel Malignity . Beau- regard's Infamous Proclama- tion . McDowell in Command . Scott's Plan of the War . Lieu tenant Tompkins ' Gallant Dash at Fairfax C. H. of General Butler . Confederates XV . The ...
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... Virginia . Operations Against Floyd at New River . Floyd's Retreat and Escape . The Guyandotte Massacre . Rosecrans in Win- ter Quarters . Address to his Troops . Floyd's Address to PAGE CHAPTER VIII . — Continued . 451 > PAGE his Men ...
... Virginia . Operations Against Floyd at New River . Floyd's Retreat and Escape . The Guyandotte Massacre . Rosecrans in Win- ter Quarters . Address to his Troops . Floyd's Address to PAGE CHAPTER VIII . — Continued . 451 > PAGE his Men ...
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... Virginia , that the Secession - purpose of pursuing the promptings of fanaticism ists found themselves , for a few days , quite disarmed by its unexpectedly considerate and dignified position . But , from the Con- federate Government ...
... Virginia , that the Secession - purpose of pursuing the promptings of fanaticism ists found themselves , for a few days , quite disarmed by its unexpectedly considerate and dignified position . But , from the Con- federate Government ...
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... Virginia , bave lost the oppor- tunity of deciding the issue of Union or Disunion . It is now too late for them to discuss that question , which is decided for Disunion by the inexorable logic of events . 66 " No army of hireling ...
... Virginia , bave lost the oppor- tunity of deciding the issue of Union or Disunion . It is now too late for them to discuss that question , which is decided for Disunion by the inexorable logic of events . 66 " No army of hireling ...
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