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A BRIEF COMPENDIUM OF THE HISTORY OF MARYLAND SAILORS AND MARINES, CIVIL WAR, 1861-5. HE History of the U. S. Navy during the Civil War demonstrated the At the commencement of the Civil War in the early spring of 1861, which twenty-seven (27) were laid up for repairs. The service had been rusty from long idleness, in both officers and vessels. America revolutionized the natives of the world, when on the afternoon of the 9th day The ingenuity of our people both North and South was something marvelous in the Even the American gun-boats of light draught on our western rivers so eminently adapted Necessity is indeed the mother of invention, and no one understood this better than the The history of the Maryland sailors and marines in the Civil War for the preservation |
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