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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... armed forces who went with their states all form the group figure of " Rebel . ” But , having no stake in the institution of slavery or planter politics , as Raphael Semmes said : It must be admitted indeed that there was some little ...
... armed forces who went with their states all form the group figure of " Rebel . ” But , having no stake in the institution of slavery or planter politics , as Raphael Semmes said : It must be admitted indeed that there was some little ...
第 122 頁
... armed bands and burned bridges . From Richmond , Benjamin showed both his iron and his realism . He had the bridge - burning leaders hanged , Brownlow escorted out of the state , and his strong hand got the South the only kind of ...
... armed bands and burned bridges . From Richmond , Benjamin showed both his iron and his realism . He had the bridge - burning leaders hanged , Brownlow escorted out of the state , and his strong hand got the South the only kind of ...
第 185 頁
... armed force of the soil of any State or Territory , no matter under what pretext , as the greatest of crimes . On his way to Washington , Lincoln defined " invasion " as the marching of an army into a Southern state " without the ...
... armed force of the soil of any State or Territory , no matter under what pretext , as the greatest of crimes . On his way to Washington , Lincoln defined " invasion " as the marching of an army into a Southern state " without the ...
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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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