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Abraham Lincoln, Volume I

Note 153 — Chapter X · THE FIRST ACT OF THE MCCLELLAN DRAMA

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The Southerners also had the same notion, hoping by one great victory to discourage and convince the North and make peace on the basis of independence; e.g., see Johnston's Narrative 113, 115. Grant likewise had the notion of a decisive battle. Memoirs, i. 368.

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