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of Confederate strength and win Maryland for the South by fighting on Union soil, invades Maryland, sending (Sept. 10) half his forces under Jackson to capture Harpers Ferry. On same day McClellan starts slow march toward Lee from ...
of Confederate strength and win Maryland for the South by fighting on Union soil, invades Maryland, sending (Sept. 10) half his forces under Jackson to capture Harpers Ferry. On same day McClellan starts slow march toward Lee from ...
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Sept. 5. The U.S. declares neutrality; on September 3, President Roosevelt has said in radio talk that, although he is aware the nation is not neutral in thought, it must remain neutral in policy. Sept. 8. In order to facilitate action, ...
Sept. 5. The U.S. declares neutrality; on September 3, President Roosevelt has said in radio talk that, although he is aware the nation is not neutral in thought, it must remain neutral in policy. Sept. 8. In order to facilitate action, ...
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Sept. 3. Ho Chi Minh, president of North Vietnam, dies in Hanoi. Sept. 10. State of Alaska receives bids totaling more than $900 million for leases to oil lands on its North Slope. Sept. 14. Oil tanker S.S. Manhattan completes Northwest ...
Sept. 3. Ho Chi Minh, president of North Vietnam, dies in Hanoi. Sept. 10. State of Alaska receives bids totaling more than $900 million for leases to oil lands on its North Slope. Sept. 14. Oil tanker S.S. Manhattan completes Northwest ...
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