Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A. D. to 1906: Based Upon the Plan of Benson John Lossing ...Harper & brothers, 1907 |
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... force up the Yazoo to gain the rear of Vicksburg , but was repulsed . Finally Grant sent a strong land force down the west side of the Mississippi , and Porter ran by the batteries at Vicksburg in the night ( April 16 , 1863 ) with ...
... force up the Yazoo to gain the rear of Vicksburg , but was repulsed . Finally Grant sent a strong land force down the west side of the Mississippi , and Porter ran by the batteries at Vicksburg in the night ( April 16 , 1863 ) with ...
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... force for the latter passed , and it was resolved at Huntersville . It was successful , after to dislodge or capture him . General a weary march of 50 miles over ground Schenck was sent to gain Floyd's rear , covered with snow . The ...
... force for the latter passed , and it was resolved at Huntersville . It was successful , after to dislodge or capture him . General a weary march of 50 miles over ground Schenck was sent to gain Floyd's rear , covered with snow . The ...
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... force employed to carry them into execution be force employed against law , and without authority ? The conclusion is unavoidable . Have not British subjects , then , a right to resist such force - force acting without authority - force ...
... force employed to carry them into execution be force employed against law , and without authority ? The conclusion is unavoidable . Have not British subjects , then , a right to resist such force - force acting without authority - force ...
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