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Abraham Lincoln, Volume II

Note 4 — Chapter II · THE SECOND ACT OF THE MCCLELLAN DRAMA

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This language was too vague to make known to us now what Sumner's demand was; for one of the questions bitterly in dispute soon became: what forces were properly to be regarded as available "for the defense of the city."

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