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... soldiers , to regulate their title to the property , and to transmit it to their families . On the sight of his commission , signed by the Secretary of War , a few soldiers agree to sign the papers he shows them and pay the sum of ...
... soldiers , to regulate their title to the property , and to transmit it to their families . On the sight of his commission , signed by the Secretary of War , a few soldiers agree to sign the papers he shows them and pay the sum of ...
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... soldier- like bearing , or the precision of drill and manoeuvring , that is always exacted from professional soldiers . By the end of two months they have learned all they want to know , and after that , they can only gain by making a ...
... soldier- like bearing , or the precision of drill and manoeuvring , that is always exacted from professional soldiers . By the end of two months they have learned all they want to know , and after that , they can only gain by making a ...
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... soldiers . How often in a railway train have I not seen charming young women get up to make room for a sick man , a ... soldiers ; soldiers on furlough found at nearly every halt a soldiers ' home , improvised establishments , where A ...
... soldiers . How often in a railway train have I not seen charming young women get up to make room for a sick man , a ... soldiers ; soldiers on furlough found at nearly every halt a soldiers ' home , improvised establishments , where A ...
Contents
THREE YEARS OF THE | 1 |
THREE YEARS OF POLITICAL AGITATION | 20 |
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 1864 | 39 |
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References to this book
Civil War Firsts: The Legacies of America's Bloodiest Conflict Gerald S. Henig,Eric Niderost No preview available - 2001 |