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45071	Knox, Thomas Wallace	The Lost Army			.txt	text/plain	90744	3293	72	It was crowded with the wagons of Union men who were fleeing in terror at the threatened approach of the rebels, and the army had a train of wagons nearly five miles long to encumber its movements. Earnestly opposed to these men were Francis P. Blair, junior, and other unconditional Union men, most of whom lived in St. Louis, and had for years been fighting the battle of freedom on behalf of the state.	cache/45071.txt	txt/45071.txt