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A. P. Hill Abraham Lincoln advance Atlanta Battles and Leaders became Blair blockade Bragg Burnside campaign captured cavalry chap Chase Chattanooga Chickamauga Civil command Confederacy Confederate Congress cruisers D. H. Hill declared Diary from Dixie division Early east field force Frémont front Georgia Grant Hardee Henry Winter Davis Hill Hood hundred Ibid James Jefferson Davis John Sherman Johnston Longstreet March McPherson Meade ment miles Military Hist navy Nicolay and Hay North northern Numbers and Losses officers Ohio Personal Memoirs Polk Potomac president prisoners railroad Rebellion reconstruction Records Richmond Ridge River road Rosecrans Schofield Semmes Senate Serial Shenandoah Valley Sher Sheridan ships Sixth Corps slavery soldiers soon South southern southward Statutes at Large stood Tennessee Thomas thousand tion troops U. S. Statutes Union United Vallandigham Vicksburg victory Virginia vols vote W. T. Sherman War Democrat Washington West wounded
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