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soul that his prior promotion , his accomplishments and manifest abilities entitled him to the command ; to attain this end he threw the entire country into a turmoil , disrupted Congresses , harassed presidents , created a national ...
soul that his prior promotion , his accomplishments and manifest abilities entitled him to the command ; to attain this end he threw the entire country into a turmoil , disrupted Congresses , harassed presidents , created a national ...
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He encour- aged the American settlers to rise in the Bear Flag revolt and establish California as a republic ; this having been accomplished he took command of the force , organized the California Battalion and captured central and ...
He encour- aged the American settlers to rise in the Bear Flag revolt and establish California as a republic ; this having been accomplished he took command of the force , organized the California Battalion and captured central and ...
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Ulysses S. Grant was to write , " Hancock stands the most conspicuous figure of all the general officers who did not exercise a separate command . He commanded a corps longer than anyone , and his name was never mentioned as having ...
Ulysses S. Grant was to write , " Hancock stands the most conspicuous figure of all the general officers who did not exercise a separate command . He commanded a corps longer than anyone , and his name was never mentioned as having ...
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