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Life of Ge^^eral
Andrew
Jacksok,
the
Celebrated
Patriot
and
Statesman.
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Times
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THB
HtTiTTER,
PATRIOT,
AND
STATESMAN.
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One
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story
of
Romulus—
who
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nurtured
by
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of
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forest
till
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akd
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CusHMAN,
THE
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lipa
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and
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to
the old
flag,
en-
deared
her
to
the
Army
of
the
Southwest.
By
F.
L.
Sarmiento,
Esq.,
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Bar.
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Stonewall
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•
The
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Services
of Each.
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of
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men,
fcoth
of
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their
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war,
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selves
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