Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1864 |
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... Army is a permanent institution , a Volunteer Army is only an accident , or a temporary expedient , and never will a Volunteer Army officered by civilians , equal a Regular Army , let us say or do what we will . We wish Con- gress would ...
... Army is a permanent institution , a Volunteer Army is only an accident , or a temporary expedient , and never will a Volunteer Army officered by civilians , equal a Regular Army , let us say or do what we will . We wish Con- gress would ...
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... Army of the Potomac , and while he remained such , to detach , as was done , his whole army from him , and to place it under General Pope , leaving him the actual command only of his personal staff , or , while holding that command ...
... Army of the Potomac , and while he remained such , to detach , as was done , his whole army from him , and to place it under General Pope , leaving him the actual command only of his personal staff , or , while holding that command ...
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... Army , a Depart- ment , a Corps , a Division , or a Brigade , that has not proved a dead failure . Our Volunteer Army would never have become the efficient army it is , if it had not been for the old officers of the Regular Army ...
... Army , a Depart- ment , a Corps , a Division , or a Brigade , that has not proved a dead failure . Our Volunteer Army would never have become the efficient army it is , if it had not been for the old officers of the Regular Army ...
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NUMBER | 1 |
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND PROCLAMATION | 85 |
GENERAL HALLECKS REPORT | 112 |
Nerodoma skirsnių: 15
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