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... April 13 Major Anderson accepted terms of surrender , and the garrison marched out on April 14 . President Lincoln acted instantly . On April 15 he called for 75,000 volunteers to put down combinations ' too powerful to be suppressed ...
... April 13 Major Anderson accepted terms of surrender , and the garrison marched out on April 14 . President Lincoln acted instantly . On April 15 he called for 75,000 volunteers to put down combinations ' too powerful to be suppressed ...
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... April . At the same time the Union obtained its second great victory at the battle of Shiloh , where 100,000 men were en- gaged on both sides and 20,000 of them were casualties . The result of the battle was that Corinth , an important ...
... April . At the same time the Union obtained its second great victory at the battle of Shiloh , where 100,000 men were en- gaged on both sides and 20,000 of them were casualties . The result of the battle was that Corinth , an important ...
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... April 14. ' We must extinguish our resentments if we expect harmony and union . ' After the Cabinet meeting on April 14 Lincoln took a drive alone with his wife . He talked. 1 Davis was captured in Georgia on May 10 ; imprisoned in ...
... April 14. ' We must extinguish our resentments if we expect harmony and union . ' After the Cabinet meeting on April 14 Lincoln took a drive alone with his wife . He talked. 1 Davis was captured in Georgia on May 10 ; imprisoned in ...
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