Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1864 |
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Orestes Augustus Brownson. ART . V. - General Fitz John Porter . AN " Officer " has sent us the slips of a printed letter which he has addressed to us , criticising some remarks of ours on the dismissal of General Fitz John Porter from ...
Orestes Augustus Brownson. ART . V. - General Fitz John Porter . AN " Officer " has sent us the slips of a printed letter which he has addressed to us , criticising some remarks of ours on the dismissal of General Fitz John Porter from ...
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... Fitz John Porter and not against all who were equally implicated . We had , in our own mind , no doubt that , if all had been tried , all would have been found equally guilty , and we presumed the President had none ... Fitz John Porter .
... Fitz John Porter and not against all who were equally implicated . We had , in our own mind , no doubt that , if all had been tried , all would have been found equally guilty , and we presumed the President had none ... Fitz John Porter .
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... Fitz John Porter than there is in retaining General McClellan or General Franklin , neither of whom would we have called to an account for any thing that is past . Military men should not be cashiered or relieved from ... Fitz John Porter .
... Fitz John Porter than there is in retaining General McClellan or General Franklin , neither of whom would we have called to an account for any thing that is past . Military men should not be cashiered or relieved from ... Fitz John Porter .
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NUMBER | 1 |
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND PROCLAMATION | 85 |
GENERAL HALLECKS REPORT | 112 |
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