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CHAPTER THREE George B . McClellan FROM THE MOMENT in August of 1861
that he was put at the head of the Army of the Potomac , the talk of making
George Brinton McClellan the next Democratic presidential nominee began .
CHAPTER THREE George B . McClellan FROM THE MOMENT in August of 1861
that he was put at the head of the Army of the Potomac , the talk of making
George Brinton McClellan the next Democratic presidential nominee began .
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A few days later McClellan was relieved of his command and sent to Trenton ,
New Jersey , to await further orders . When his army heard the news it was
outraged ; there was talk of marching on Washington , with one officer crying , “
Lead us ...
A few days later McClellan was relieved of his command and sent to Trenton ,
New Jersey , to await further orders . When his army heard the news it was
outraged ; there was talk of marching on Washington , with one officer crying , “
Lead us ...
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Recollections of Elizabeth Benton 153 PAGE 168 Comte de Paris quotation ,
Macartney , p. Fremont . 156 Criticisms of Fremont in St . Louis will be found in
John Charles Fremont , Cardinal Leonidas Goodwin . GEORGE B . MCCLELLAN
159 ...
Recollections of Elizabeth Benton 153 PAGE 168 Comte de Paris quotation ,
Macartney , p. Fremont . 156 Criticisms of Fremont in St . Louis will be found in
John Charles Fremont , Cardinal Leonidas Goodwin . GEORGE B . MCCLELLAN
159 ...
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