The North American Review, Volume 149O. Everett, 1889 - North American review Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... the French . infantry . From his experience during the Civil War , General Sheridan told them that when they made their attack they would find out their mistake . One of the most bloody AN ENGLISH VIEW OF THE CIVIL WAR . 31.
... the French . infantry . From his experience during the Civil War , General Sheridan told them that when they made their attack they would find out their mistake . One of the most bloody AN ENGLISH VIEW OF THE CIVIL WAR . 31.
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... attack . Granting that he is correct in urging that by the evening of the 24th April he would have had his ships ready , it would be interesting to know what service he considered he was rendering the Confederacy by preparations which ...
... attack . Granting that he is correct in urging that by the evening of the 24th April he would have had his ships ready , it would be interesting to know what service he considered he was rendering the Confederacy by preparations which ...
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... attack . They fell because the Confed- erate soldiers in Fort Jackson mutinied against the continuance of the defence when New Orleans had been captured . It is a curious fact to note that , at that very time , New Orleans- which ...
... attack . They fell because the Confed- erate soldiers in Fort Jackson mutinied against the continuance of the defence when New Orleans had been captured . It is a curious fact to note that , at that very time , New Orleans- which ...
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... attacked , those armies must have returned to defend it . I think General McClellan ought not to have left Washington without convincing himself that Mr. Lincoln and the Secretary of War were satisfied with the arrrangements he had made ...
... attacked , those armies must have returned to defend it . I think General McClellan ought not to have left Washington without convincing himself that Mr. Lincoln and the Secretary of War were satisfied with the arrrangements he had made ...
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forth . On the other hand , unscrupulous legislators bring in bills attacking corporations , purposely to be bought off , so that other- wise upright men are almost forced to use money improperly to protect themselves and those whom ...
forth . On the other hand , unscrupulous legislators bring in bills attacking corporations , purposely to be bought off , so that other- wise upright men are almost forced to use money improperly to protect themselves and those whom ...
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