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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... Brigade . Zollicoffer's Second Advance . Battle of Mill Springs .. 417 V. Affairs in the South up to Febru- ary , 1862. Jefferson Davis ' Message of November 18th , 1861. Admission of Missouri and Kentucky to the Confeder- acy ...
... Brigade . Zollicoffer's Second Advance . Battle of Mill Springs .. 417 V. Affairs in the South up to Febru- ary , 1862. Jefferson Davis ' Message of November 18th , 1861. Admission of Missouri and Kentucky to the Confeder- acy ...
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... The Confederate Congress meets in extra session . rioters . General Lyon , in command at St. Louis , surrounds and compels the surrender of a brigade Mr. Lincoln's Answer . gret and mortification I now learn. 84 HISTORICAL SUMMARY .
... The Confederate Congress meets in extra session . rioters . General Lyon , in command at St. Louis , surrounds and compels the surrender of a brigade Mr. Lincoln's Answer . gret and mortification I now learn. 84 HISTORICAL SUMMARY .
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... brigade for the des- perate service . It became whispered abroad that Maryland was to " co - operate , ” and thus the more effectually to isolate the District of Columbia . The plot only awaited the seces- sion of Virginia for its ...
... brigade for the des- perate service . It became whispered abroad that Maryland was to " co - operate , ” and thus the more effectually to isolate the District of Columbia . The plot only awaited the seces- sion of Virginia for its ...
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... Brigade , Second Divi- | proper . sion , M. V. M. , was ordered on the 17th to take command of the troops . " The orders detailed the Fourth and Third regiments to proceed to Fortress Monroe the Sixth and Eighth to Washington direct ...
... Brigade , Second Divi- | proper . sion , M. V. M. , was ordered on the 17th to take command of the troops . " The orders detailed the Fourth and Third regiments to proceed to Fortress Monroe the Sixth and Eighth to Washington direct ...
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... BRIGADE , FIRST DIVISION , FORT SMITH , May 4th , 1861 . " 1. The authority of the United States has ceased upon this frontier . " 2. All persons claiming to interpose in public in the name and by the authority of the United States on ...
... BRIGADE , FIRST DIVISION , FORT SMITH , May 4th , 1861 . " 1. The authority of the United States has ceased upon this frontier . " 2. All persons claiming to interpose in public in the name and by the authority of the United States on ...
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