Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... Administration has nothing to show for it but dilapida- ted armies , raw recruits , and . the victorious armies of the rebellion bringing home war , pillage , rapine , and murder to our own Northern homes and firesides , are we to ...
... Administration has nothing to show for it but dilapida- ted armies , raw recruits , and . the victorious armies of the rebellion bringing home war , pillage , rapine , and murder to our own Northern homes and firesides , are we to ...
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... Administration , for it has promoted him to the chief command under General Halleck , and made him substantially military dictator . Generals who make war in earnest and win victories , are not the Generals the Administration honors ...
... Administration , for it has promoted him to the chief command under General Halleck , and made him substantially military dictator . Generals who make war in earnest and win victories , are not the Generals the Administration honors ...
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... Administration who comes nearest to representing their views and wishes . He , we presume , courts them , for he doubtless holds that at this moment to support him is to support the Administration , and to support the Adminis- tration ...
... Administration who comes nearest to representing their views and wishes . He , we presume , courts them , for he doubtless holds that at this moment to support him is to support the Administration , and to support the Adminis- tration ...
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