A New History of the United States: The greater republic, embracing the growth and achievements of our country from the earliest days of discovery and settlement to the present eventful year — John Shaqi
A New History of the United States: The greater republic, embracing the growth and achievements of our country from the earliest days of discovery and settlement to the present eventful yearMorris, Charles
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A New History of the United States: The greater republic, embracing the growth and achievements of our country from the earliest days of discovery and settlement to the present eventful year
Morris, Charles
United States -- History
McClellan, 293
Statue of McClellan, Philadelphia, Pa., 295
Fortifying Richmond, 297
Breech-loading Mortar, or Howitzer, 302
A Railroad Battery, 305
Sec. Stanton's Opinion about the _Merrimac_, 309
John Ericsson, 312
Libby Prison in 1865, 315
Libby Prison in 1884, 316
Moist Weather at the Front, 319
Antietam Bridge, 325
Model of Gatling Gun, 329
U.S. Military Telegraph Wagon, 331
Admiral Porter, 334
David G. Farragut, 335
Grant After the Battle of Belmont, 337
General George H. Thomas, 341
General Thomas J. ("Stonewall") Jackson, 345
House in which Stonewall Jackson Died, 346
General Robert E. Lee, 349
General George G. Meade, 351
Cushing's Last Shot, 354
Entrance to Gettysburg Cemetery, 357
The Swamp Angel Battery, 363
Bailey's Dams on the Red River, 371
Monument of Farragut at Washington, 373
Bird's-eye View of Andersonville Prison, 383
Death of General Polk, 385
General William T. Sherman, 389
General Lee Leading the Texans' Charge, 393
General Philip H. Sheridan, 395
Lincoln Entering Richmond, 398
The Desperate Extremity of the Confederates, 403
Horace Greeley, 405
Lincoln's Grave, Springfield, Ill., 406
Andrew Johnson, 407
Log-cabin Church at Juneau, Alaska, 411
Southern Legislature Under Carpet-bag Rule, 413
Ulysses Simpson Grant, 415
Mrs.
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