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The Life and Times of Queen Victoria; vol. 3 of 4

Note 220 — Chapter IX · THE HEIR-PRESUMPTIVE.

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It was said that at the outset he might have embarked his army from Washington and transported them without the loss of a single man to the point he had now reached, after prowling like a wolf for many weeks round the Confederate lines to the south of Richmond.

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