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... President's course in beginning the war was political . Their object was to hurt the Democrats in the next presidential election . They were aware that this course entailed a considerable risk ; attacking the President's actions in ...
... President's course in beginning the war was political . Their object was to hurt the Democrats in the next presidential election . They were aware that this course entailed a considerable risk ; attacking the President's actions in ...
Page 573
... President because " the shortest way to peace is the most stupendous and unanimous preparation for war . " وو The only criticism of the President's proclamation was that it called for too few men . Douglas told Lincoln that he should ...
... President because " the shortest way to peace is the most stupendous and unanimous preparation for war . " وو The only criticism of the President's proclamation was that it called for too few men . Douglas told Lincoln that he should ...
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... President insisted on climbing out on what Virginians called their " sacred soil " and , in bright moonlight ... President's party that the Merrimack , abandoned by the Confederates , had been blown up . " So , " Chase wrote to ...
... President insisted on climbing out on what Virginians called their " sacred soil " and , in bright moonlight ... President's party that the Merrimack , abandoned by the Confederates , had been blown up . " So , " Chase wrote to ...
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