Abraham Lincoln's Philosophy of Common Sense: An Analytical Biography of a Great Mind, 3 dalisNew York Academy of Sciences, 1965 - 1443 psl. |
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... Grant , making him thereby superior to all other generals of the army . Ulysses Simpson Grant was now 42 years old . A graduate of West Point , he had served as a lieutenant in the Mexican War without distinction , and retired to work ...
... Grant , making him thereby superior to all other generals of the army . Ulysses Simpson Grant was now 42 years old . A graduate of West Point , he had served as a lieutenant in the Mexican War without distinction , and retired to work ...
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... Grant's staff , and the President's private secretary " Lincoln said : " General Grant : The nation's appreciation of what you have done , and it's reliance upon you for what remains to do , in the existing great struggle , are now ...
... Grant's staff , and the President's private secretary " Lincoln said : " General Grant : The nation's appreciation of what you have done , and it's reliance upon you for what remains to do , in the existing great struggle , are now ...
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... Grant in command of armies of Mississippi , 1105 ; Peninsular campaign aban- doned , 1108 ; McClellan frustrates ... Grant in command , breaks siege , 1247 ; Grant and his generals - Sherman , Sheridan , Thomas , 1248 Military strategy ...
... Grant in command of armies of Mississippi , 1105 ; Peninsular campaign aban- doned , 1108 ; McClellan frustrates ... Grant in command , breaks siege , 1247 ; Grant and his generals - Sherman , Sheridan , Thomas , 1248 Military strategy ...
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Abraham Lincoln's Philosophy of Common Sense– An Analytical ..., 3 dalis Edward John Kempf Trumpų ištraukų rodinys - 1965 |
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