The History of Abraham Lincoln and the Overthrow of SlaveryBooks for Libraries Press, 1971 - 736 strani |
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... troops under the several calls , and learned that negroes would be credited , vigorous means were taken by Massachusetts , Pennsylvania , New York , and other States to recruit free colored men . In furtherance of the policy of placing ...
... troops under the several calls , and learned that negroes would be credited , vigorous means were taken by Massachusetts , Pennsylvania , New York , and other States to recruit free colored men . In furtherance of the policy of placing ...
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... troops of Hunter in a position that they could not cover Washington . Availing himself of the exposed condition of the Capital , the enemy sent large detachments from their army at Richmond , which with the troops already in the Valley ...
... troops of Hunter in a position that they could not cover Washington . Availing himself of the exposed condition of the Capital , the enemy sent large detachments from their army at Richmond , which with the troops already in the Valley ...
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... troops made by the President in all amounted to 2,042,748 , and the numbered obtained was 2,690,401 . * The whole number of colored troops enlisted into the military service during the war , was 178,975 , and the losses these troops ...
... troops made by the President in all amounted to 2,042,748 , and the numbered obtained was 2,690,401 . * The whole number of colored troops enlisted into the military service during the war , was 178,975 , and the losses these troops ...
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