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 Lane, Gen., wounded,

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 Law, Gen., wounded,

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 Lawler, Gen. Michael K., in Vicksburg campaign,

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 Lawton, Gen. A. R., at the Antietam,

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 Lebanon captured, 

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 Ledlie, Gen. James H., at mine explosion,

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 Lee, Gen. Robert E., commands in western Virginia,
     given command of the Confederate forces in Virginia,
     endeavors to get McClellan away from Richmond,
     campaign against Pope,
     marches into Maryland,
     at South Mountain and the Antietam,
     position of his army after Antietam,
     at Fredericksburg
     at Chancellorsville,
     in the Gettysburg campaign,
     in the overland campaign,
     moves to Petersburg,
     evacuates Petersburg,
     surrenders,

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476, et seq.
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488, et seq.
499, et seq.
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524, et seq.
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 Lefferts, Col. Marshall, takes his regiment to Washington,

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 Lexington, Mo., siege of,

461

 Lincoln, Abraham, speech on slavery,
     nominated for president,
     inaugurated,
     first inaugural address,
     first call for troops,
     his difficulties with Gen. McClellan,
     his hatred of slavery,
     modifies Gen. Fremont’s order,
     annuals, Gen. Hunter’s,
     recommends payment for slaves,
     proclaims emancipation,
     his letter to Gen. Hooker,
     his criticism of tie War Department,
     renominated for president,
     re-elected,
     his anecdote of swapping horses,
     in the Hampton Roads conference,
     assassinated,
     his visit to Richmond,

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470, et seq.
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 Logan, Gen. John A., in Vicksburg campaign, 
     in Atlanta campaign, 

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 Longfellow, Henry W., quoted

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 Longstreet, Gen. James, at Bull Run, 
     before Richmond,
     in second Bull Run campaign,
     in Fredericksburg campaign,
     in Gettysburg campaign,
     at Chickamauga,
     at Knoxville,
     in the overland campaign,
     wounded,

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473, et seq.
477, et seq.
483, et seq.
488 et seq.
497, et seq.
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499, et seq.
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 Lookout Mountain, battle of,

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 Louis Napoleon unfriendly to the United States,

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 Louisiana secedes,

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 Lovell, Gen. Mansfield, at New Orleans,

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 Lyon, Capt. Nathaniel, sent to Missouri, 
     placed in command, 
     occupies Jefferson City, 
     fights at Booneville, 
     defeats McCulloch, 
     killed, 

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