Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1906, Band 4Harper & brothers, 1906 |
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Benson John Lossing. Grand Army of the Republic , THE . crease of membership followed , causing The order of the Grand Army of the Re- almost a total disruption of the order in public was organized in the State of Illi- the West . In May ...
Benson John Lossing. Grand Army of the Republic , THE . crease of membership followed , causing The order of the Grand Army of the Re- almost a total disruption of the order in public was organized in the State of Illi- the West . In May ...
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... army associates there was a good deal of apprehension , to say the least , of his fitness for his new place . It must be recollected that General Pope was selected from a Western army and brought East to command an army where there were ...
... army associates there was a good deal of apprehension , to say the least , of his fitness for his new place . It must be recollected that General Pope was selected from a Western army and brought East to command an army where there were ...
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... army reported on the 3d , were absent on furloughs . The general soon afterwards reported 88.665 within 3 or 4 miles of Richmond , when he was attacked and driven back , with a loss of nine guns and 400 of his men made pris- oners . The ...
... army reported on the 3d , were absent on furloughs . The general soon afterwards reported 88.665 within 3 or 4 miles of Richmond , when he was attacked and driven back , with a loss of nine guns and 400 of his men made pris- oners . The ...
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