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Fortress Monroe (Virginia, United States) (search for this): chapter 165
A letter from Fortress Monroe in the New York Commercial Advertiser, says :-- The steamship Cambridge, just in from Boston, has brought not only a supply of munitions of war, but an abundance of intellectual weapons. The Massachusetts boys are in high glee with their letters, books, and papers. Col. Woodruff, of the popular and well-drilled Third regiment Massachusetts volunteers, showed me at his quarters his full files of Atlantics, Harpers, North Americans, and Blackwoods. This is tile way the Old Bay State invades the Old Dominion.--Boston Transcript, June 8.
Massachusetts (Massachusetts, United States) (search for this): chapter 165
A letter from Fortress Monroe in the New York Commercial Advertiser, says :-- The steamship Cambridge, just in from Boston, has brought not only a supply of munitions of war, but an abundance of intellectual weapons. The Massachusetts boys are in high glee with their letters, books, and papers. Col. Woodruff, of the popular and well-drilled Third regiment Massachusetts volunteers, showed me at his quarters his full files of Atlantics, Harpers, North Americans, and Blackwoods. This is tile way the Old Bay State invades the Old Dominion.--Boston Transcript, June 8.
A letter from Fortress Monroe in the New York Commercial Advertiser, says :-- The steamship Cambridge, just in from Boston, has brought not only a supply of munitions of war, but an abundance of intellectual weapons. The Massachusetts boys are in high glee with their letters, books, and papers. Col. Woodruff, of the popular and well-drilled Third regiment Massachusetts volunteers, showed me at his quarters his full files of Atlantics, Harpers, North Americans, and Blackwoods. This is tile way the Old Bay State invades the Old Dominion.--Boston Transcript, June 8.
A letter from Fortress Monroe in the New York Commercial Advertiser, says :-- The steamship Cambridge, just in from Boston, has brought not only a supply of munitions of war, but an abundance of intellectual weapons. The Massachusetts boys are in high glee with their letters, books, and papers. Col. Woodruff, of the popular and well-drilled Third regiment Massachusetts volunteers, showed me at his quarters his full files of Atlantics, Harpers, North Americans, and Blackwoods. This is tile way the Old Bay State invades the Old Dominion.--Boston Transcript, June 8.
A letter from Fortress Monroe in the New York Commercial Advertiser, says :-- The steamship Cambridge, just in from Boston, has brought not only a supply of munitions of war, but an abundance of intellectual weapons. The Massachusetts boys are in high glee with their letters, books, and papers. Col. Woodruff, of the popular and well-drilled Third regiment Massachusetts volunteers, showed me at his quarters his full files of Atlantics, Harpers, North Americans, and Blackwoods. This is tile way the Old Bay State invades the Old Dominion.--Boston Transcript, June 8.