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... 1862 Map by W. L. G. Joerg , American Geo- graphical Society . CIVIL WAR : VIRGINIA CAMPAIGNS , 1862 Map by W. L. G. Joerg , American Geo- graphical Society . 66 66 96 96 66 66 160 64 208 CIVIL WAR : CAMPAIGNS OF 1863 Map by W. L.. xiii.
... 1862 Map by W. L. G. Joerg , American Geo- graphical Society . CIVIL WAR : VIRGINIA CAMPAIGNS , 1862 Map by W. L. G. Joerg , American Geo- graphical Society . 66 66 96 96 66 66 160 64 208 CIVIL WAR : CAMPAIGNS OF 1863 Map by W. L.. xiii.
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... Virginia , soon to become one of the very few really great commanders of the world . As Lee came up to the hotel at San Antonio he was warmly greeted by Mrs. Darrow , the anxious wife of the confidential clerk to Major Vinton , the ...
... Virginia , soon to become one of the very few really great commanders of the world . As Lee came up to the hotel at San Antonio he was warmly greeted by Mrs. Darrow , the anxious wife of the confidential clerk to Major Vinton , the ...
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... Virginia I think the world will have one soldier less . I shall resign and go to planting corn . Colonel Albert G. Brackett says : " Lee 999 was filled with sorrow at the condition of affairs , and , in a letter to me , deploring the ...
... Virginia I think the world will have one soldier less . I shall resign and go to planting corn . Colonel Albert G. Brackett says : " Lee 999 was filled with sorrow at the condition of affairs , and , in a letter to me , deploring the ...
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... Virginia ought to take precedence over that which is due to the Federal Government ; and I shall so report myself in Washington . If Virginia stands by the old Union , .so will I. But if she se- cedes ( though I do not believe in ...
... Virginia ought to take precedence over that which is due to the Federal Government ; and I shall so report myself in Washington . If Virginia stands by the old Union , .so will I. But if she se- cedes ( though I do not believe in ...
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... Virginia . But in the meantime Lincoln had been himself marooned in Washington . On the nineteenth of April , the day he declared his first blockade , the Sixth Massachusetts were attacked by a mob in Baltimore , through which the ...
... Virginia . But in the meantime Lincoln had been himself marooned in Washington . On the nineteenth of April , the day he declared his first blockade , the Sixth Massachusetts were attacked by a mob in Baltimore , through which the ...
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