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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... Defense Committee . " Wash- 87 93 98 CHAPTER V. - Continued . PAGE . ington Safe . Reception of the New York Seventh ......... VI . Maryland in the Throes of the Revolution .. VII . Extraordinary Session of the Con- federate Congress ...
... Defense Committee . " Wash- 87 93 98 CHAPTER V. - Continued . PAGE . ington Safe . Reception of the New York Seventh ......... VI . Maryland in the Throes of the Revolution .. VII . Extraordinary Session of the Con- federate Congress ...
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... Defense . 493 Evidence before the Investigating Committee in the matter of General Patterson's Mis- conduct of his ... Defensive Policy .. 522 523 508 Recapture of Lexington , Mo. 511 • • Ability of the Northern States to Sustain a State ...
... Defense . 493 Evidence before the Investigating Committee in the matter of General Patterson's Mis- conduct of his ... Defensive Policy .. 522 523 508 Recapture of Lexington , Mo. 511 • • Ability of the Northern States to Sustain a State ...
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... defense , in what a condition were / Colonel G. W. Lay , of General Scott's staff , appeared at Charleston March 20th , and had a long interview with Governor Pickens and General Beauregard , understood to be in reference to terms of ...
... defense , in what a condition were / Colonel G. W. Lay , of General Scott's staff , appeared at Charleston March 20th , and had a long interview with Governor Pickens and General Beauregard , understood to be in reference to terms of ...
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... defense and security . " I am ordered by the Government of the Con- federate States to demand the evacuation of Fort Sumter . My Aids , Colonel Chesnut and Captain Lee , are authorized to make , such demand of you . All proper ...
... defense and security . " I am ordered by the Government of the Con- federate States to demand the evacuation of Fort Sumter . My Aids , Colonel Chesnut and Captain Lee , are authorized to make , such demand of you . All proper ...
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... defense did honor to his devotion to duty . Sumter lay off in the waters , the centre of that appalling circle of fire . The early morning shadows had lifted from its ramparts to discover the Stars and Stripes floating from the garrison ...
... defense did honor to his devotion to duty . Sumter lay off in the waters , the centre of that appalling circle of fire . The early morning shadows had lifted from its ramparts to discover the Stars and Stripes floating from the garrison ...
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