Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Captain Bulloch” in chapter 1.22 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 32.:
... as one reason for his counsel information that much cotton escaped the blockade direct for the port of New York.
Two splendid iron ships of war for the Confederacy were completed on the Clyde by Captain Bulloch .
The other brother, Captain Bulloch (both uncles of President Roosevelt) arrived in London to take command of one, for work against the enemy, and Commodore Matthew F. Maury arrived to take command...
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