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The Battle of Gettysburg, 1863

Note 17 — III FIRST EFFECTS OF THE INVASION

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At Pittsburg defensive works were begun. In Philadelphia all business was suspended, and work vigorously pushed on the fortifications begun in the suburbs. At Baltimore the impression prevailed that Lee was marching on that city. The alarm bells were rung, and the greatest consternation prevailed.

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