A Short History of the United States, 1492-1938Macmillan, 1939 - 1039 pages |
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... confederate army out of Missouri . Late in 1861 Halleck was given command on both sides of the Mississippi , with ... confederate arms . From that time the fiercest field of western operations was Tennessee . GRANT'S CAMPAIGN ON THE ...
... confederate army out of Missouri . Late in 1861 Halleck was given command on both sides of the Mississippi , with ... confederate arms . From that time the fiercest field of western operations was Tennessee . GRANT'S CAMPAIGN ON THE ...
Page 529
... confederate loss was 10,700 . The Result . Johnston fought to crush his opponent and to drive him from his advanced position in the heart of the confederate southwest , and since that object was not achieved , the battle of Shiloh , as ...
... confederate loss was 10,700 . The Result . Johnston fought to crush his opponent and to drive him from his advanced position in the heart of the confederate southwest , and since that object was not achieved , the battle of Shiloh , as ...
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... confederate agents in Europe , they gave most atten- Confederate tion to efforts to secure the recognition of their govern- Foreign Affairs . ment . The decision of England in May , 1861 , to give the South only the status of ...
... confederate agents in Europe , they gave most atten- Confederate tion to efforts to secure the recognition of their govern- Foreign Affairs . ment . The decision of England in May , 1861 , to give the South only the status of ...
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Better Times in the Colony | 50 |
The Plymouth Colony | 59 |
The Colonies under the Later Stuarts 16601689 | 92 |
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