Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 2., chapter 135, page 406

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Doc . 4 .- N. Y. Tribune narrative.

Doc . 15 .- John Ross 's proclamation.

Doc . 16 .- twenty-sixth Penn. Regiment .

Doc . 22 .- Hudson River Baptist Association , report and resolutions, June 19 .

Doc . 23 .- Second Rhode Island regiment .

Seventeenth regiment N. Y. S. V.

Doc . 45 .-skirmish at Patterson's Creek . Col. Wallace 's official report.

Doc . 48 .- General Banks ' proclamation.

Doc . 55 .-the fight at Matthias point .

Doc . 59 : a Virginian who is not a traitor: response of Lieut. Mayo , U. S. N. , to the proclamation of Gov. Letcher .

Doc . 60 1/2 .- Gen. Schenck 's defence.

Doc . 65 -speech of Galusha A. Grow , on taking the Chair of the House of Representatives of the United States , July 4 .

Doc . 71 .-fight at Middle- Fork Bridge, Va. , July 6 , 1861 .

Doc . 81 .- Major S. D. Sturgis ' proclamation. July 4 , 1861 .

Doc . 95 .- General Polk 's General order .

Doc . 99 .-battle of Scarytown , Va. Fought July 17

Secession accounts of the fight.

Doc . 114 .-the Cherokees and the war.

Doc . 121 .- General McClellan 's command .

Doc . 125 .- Southern Bank Convention .

Doc . 126 .- Mississippi resolutions on the battle of Manassas , adopted July 26 , 1861 .

Doc . 135 .- Virginia ordinance, prohibiting citizens of Virginia from holding office under the United States , passed July , 1861 .

Doc . 147 .-official report of Col. Davies on the Occupation of Fairfax Court House Va.

Doc . 168 .-the burning of Hampton, Va. August 7 - 8 , 1861 .

Secession official reports.

Secession narratives.

Doc . 183 .- Major McKinstry 's proclamation.

Doc . 199 .-skirmish at Hawk's Nest, Va. , August 20 , 1861 .

Doc . 206 .- U. S. Executive Government , 1861 - 65 .

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[406] force us to assume that he would advise the President to proclaim universal emancipation. The Senator from Kentucky said we need peace; but how was peace to come. He contended that all propositions for peace were fiercely denounced by Senators from Virginia and others.

Van Nostrand. New York, New York. 1862.

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