Experiment in RebellionDoubleday, 1946 - 455 頁 Civil War history from the vantage point of the Confederacy and the men who led the rebellion. |
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第 194 頁
... President tried not to interfere as the decisive battle approached . Even when Johnston lifted the screen on his movements to advise that he intended to defend the Chickahominy , twenty - five miles from Richmond , and the whole Cabinet ...
... President tried not to interfere as the decisive battle approached . Even when Johnston lifted the screen on his movements to advise that he intended to defend the Chickahominy , twenty - five miles from Richmond , and the whole Cabinet ...
第 247 頁
... President a sense of support . Having the President's confidence and a supple sense of appropriateness , he made many decisions and assumed responsibility on department policy . He became the collabo- rator who does not instigate . For ...
... President a sense of support . Having the President's confidence and a supple sense of appropriateness , he made many decisions and assumed responsibility on department policy . He became the collabo- rator who does not instigate . For ...
第 411 頁
... President's car along with his daughters and piled his torpedo equipment in another car . Through the torpedoes Harrison got rid of the famous Spencer , a roguish Negro who had attached himself to the President during the war and had ...
... President's car along with his daughters and piled his torpedo equipment in another car . Through the torpedoes Harrison got rid of the famous Spencer , a roguish Negro who had attached himself to the President during the war and had ...
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Chapter One THE AMATEUR GENTLEMAN I | 1 |
Chapter Two THE MAN AND THE HOUR HAVE | 10 |
Chapter Three TO PROTECT THE COMMONWEALTH | 22 |
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