Mississippi: A HistorySteck Company, 1959 - Всего страниц: 627 |
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... forces had to retreat to Corinth . At Corinth , General Pierre G. T. Beauregard , now in command , was joined by additional Confederate troops , including the forces of the Mississippian General Earl Van Dorn . However , since the Union ...
... forces had to retreat to Corinth . At Corinth , General Pierre G. T. Beauregard , now in command , was joined by additional Confederate troops , including the forces of the Mississippian General Earl Van Dorn . However , since the Union ...
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... force freedmen to go to work . Changes in Government . As for the white man , the policies of the conquering Union forces were generally severe , except for the more generous treatment of those who decided to collaborate with the ...
... force freedmen to go to work . Changes in Government . As for the white man , the policies of the conquering Union forces were generally severe , except for the more generous treatment of those who decided to collaborate with the ...
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... force and effect from and after this , the first day of November , a . D. 1890 . ¦. which they were respectively elected or appointed , and shall receive the com- pensation and fees now fixed by the statute laws in force when this ...
... force and effect from and after this , the first day of November , a . D. 1890 . ¦. which they were respectively elected or appointed , and shall receive the com- pensation and fees now fixed by the statute laws in force when this ...
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CHAPTER PAGE 1 The Mississippi Land | 1 |
Mississippi Streams Represented by Mean Average Flow | 3 |
The First First Families | 24 |
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