Appletons' Annual Cyclopaedia and Register of Important Events: Embracing Political, Military, and Ecclesiastical Affairs; Public Documents; Biography, Statistics, Commerce, Finance, Literature, Science, Agriculture, and Mechanical IndustryD. Appleton, 1862 |
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... railroad bridge , as if he intended crossing there . His real ob- ject was , by rapidly shifting masses of troops from extreme right to extreme left , to turn the enemy's right flank , and seize and hold the vital strategic points in ...
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... railroad em- ployés and telegraph operators , and all persons physically unable to bear arms . They were required to undergo military service for forty days , and failure to report at the designated places was to be considered ...
... railroad em- ployés and telegraph operators , and all persons physically unable to bear arms . They were required to undergo military service for forty days , and failure to report at the designated places was to be considered ...
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... railroad between Tennille sta- tion and the river , succeeded in crossing with little difficulty , the former at the railroad bridge , and the latter near Barton station , a few miles further east . The 15th corps pur- saed its march in ...
... railroad between Tennille sta- tion and the river , succeeded in crossing with little difficulty , the former at the railroad bridge , and the latter near Barton station , a few miles further east . The 15th corps pur- saed its march in ...
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Kentucky Excitement on recruiting negroes 447 reply tions in 1864 459 republications 459 historical litera | 450 |
KERNAN FRANCIS Member of Congress from New York 474 declaration read by Lord Russell 474 action | 475 |
LEECH JOHN Birth 458 career 458 death 458 on the reference of the Presidents message 220 letter | 486 |
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