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Page 202
... turned interminable pages of old , dusty newspapers as he sat hunched over a table , running his long fingers through his coarse black hair . Arriving in New York after a tiring two - day trip , Lincoln learned that the Young Men's ...
... turned interminable pages of old , dusty newspapers as he sat hunched over a table , running his long fingers through his coarse black hair . Arriving in New York after a tiring two - day trip , Lincoln learned that the Young Men's ...
Page 324
... turned on him with the aid of reinforcements from Harpers Ferry , Jackson might be destroyed . On May 27 Lincoln discovered that Frémont was at Moore- field , far north of Harrisonburg , where he had been ordered to go . Shields's ...
... turned on him with the aid of reinforcements from Harpers Ferry , Jackson might be destroyed . On May 27 Lincoln discovered that Frémont was at Moore- field , far north of Harrisonburg , where he had been ordered to go . Shields's ...
Page 450
... turned over the confused mass on his desk , counted $ 50,381.40 in government obligations of one sort or another , $ 4,044.67 in unredeemed salary warrants , $ 89 in green- backs , and a bag of gold amounting to $ 883.30 — a total of ...
... turned over the confused mass on his desk , counted $ 50,381.40 in government obligations of one sort or another , $ 4,044.67 in unredeemed salary warrants , $ 89 in green- backs , and a bag of gold amounting to $ 883.30 — a total of ...
Contents
The Short and Simple Annals of the Poor | 3 |
Young Man on His Own | 23 |
His Love Affairs | 44 |
Copyright | |
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