A Complete History of the Great American Rebellion: Embracing Its Causes, Events and Consequences, with Biographical Sketches and Portraits of Its Principal Actors ...Auburn Publishing Company, 1863 |
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A Complete History of the Great American Rebellion: Embracing Its Causes ... Elliot G Storke No preview available - 2019 |
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Adams advance arms army army of Virginia artillery attack batteries battle bill boats bridge brigade Calhoun camp capture cavalry Centreville Colonel command compromise compromise of 1833 Confederate Congress Constitution contest corps Creek declared division early effect election enemy enemy's expedition Federal fight fire flag fleet Fort Henry Fort Sumter Fremont Georgia Government Governor gun-boats guns Harper's Ferry Heintzelman honor House hundred Jackson James river Kansas Kentucky killed labor land Legislature loss March Massachusetts McClellan ment Merrimac Mexico miles military Mississippi Missouri movement night North o'clock occupied officers Ohio passed petition position Potomac President proclamation rail road re-enforcements rear rebel forces rebellion regiments replied resolution retreat Richmond river secession Senate sent shell shot slave power slave-holding slavery slaves South Carolina Southern surrender territory Texas thousand tion treason troops Union United Virginia vote Warrenton Washington Wigfall wounded Zouaves