Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Pittsburg” in chapter 1 of Edward L. Pierce, Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner: volume 4:
...anan's Cabinet when Congress met were secessionists,—Cobb, Secretary of the Treasury, who left it bankrupt December 10; Floyd, Secretary of War, who after ordering the transfer of ordnance from Pittsburg to Ship Island and Galveston, and obstructing the reinforcement of the national forts at the South, resigned on the 29th; and Thompson, Secretary of the Interior, equally disloyal with Floyd, who lin...
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Pittsburg (Alabama, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Texas, United States) |
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1 |
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Pittsburg (Colorado, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Florida, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Illinois, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Illinois, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Indiana, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Iowa, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Kentucky, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Michigan, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Missouri, United States) |
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Pittsburg (New Hampshire, United States) |
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Pittsburg (New Mexico, United States) |
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Pittsburg (New Mexico, United States) |
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Pittsburg (North Carolina, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Oklahoma, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Oklahoma, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Oregon, United States) |
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Pittsburg (South Carolina, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Utah, United States) |
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† This entity has been selected by the automated classifier as the most likely match in this context. It may or may not be the correct match.