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Page 100
... Wade Hampton , the South Carolina slave master and cavalry officer of the Rebellion . Beauregard , the Rebel General , who_telegraphed for the execution of abolition prisoners . Stephens , Toombs , and Cobb , a trium- virate of Rebels ...
... Wade Hampton , the South Carolina slave master and cavalry officer of the Rebellion . Beauregard , the Rebel General , who_telegraphed for the execution of abolition prisoners . Stephens , Toombs , and Cobb , a trium- virate of Rebels ...
Page 107
... Wade Hampton , a distinguished Democratic leader , the formal announcement to the laboring men of South Carolina that they must vote the Demo- cratic ticket or starve . We see , throughout the South , a deter- mination to wage a war of ...
... Wade Hampton , a distinguished Democratic leader , the formal announcement to the laboring men of South Carolina that they must vote the Demo- cratic ticket or starve . We see , throughout the South , a deter- mination to wage a war of ...
Page 124
... Wade Hampton , one of the most ferocious of the rebel generals , and the man who nominated Blair on behalf of the South Carolina rebels , declared at a recent speech at a din- ner of the Alumni of General Lee's College that the rebel ...
... Wade Hampton , one of the most ferocious of the rebel generals , and the man who nominated Blair on behalf of the South Carolina rebels , declared at a recent speech at a din- ner of the Alumni of General Lee's College that the rebel ...
Page 126
... Hampton as a specimen of the whole . It will be remembered that the rebel General Preston of Kentucky , nominated Blair for Vice President , and that the rebel Generals Wade Hampton and Forrest made haste to second his nomination . In ...
... Hampton as a specimen of the whole . It will be remembered that the rebel General Preston of Kentucky , nominated Blair for Vice President , and that the rebel Generals Wade Hampton and Forrest made haste to second his nomination . In ...
Page 145
... Wade Hampton , before the people , white and black , of the most rebelious city of a still rebel- ious South . The General was followed by his old friend and school - fellow , Wm . A. Stiles , Esq . , of Sussex county ; and this young ...
... Wade Hampton , before the people , white and black , of the most rebelious city of a still rebel- ious South . The General was followed by his old friend and school - fellow , Wm . A. Stiles , Esq . , of Sussex county ; and this young ...
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