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... Executive can remoddle [ sic ] the States in the Union is past my comprehension . I see how he can govern them through military governors until they are reorganized . " Stevens closed with the suggestion that Johnson hold everything in ...
... Executive can remoddle [ sic ] the States in the Union is past my comprehension . I see how he can govern them through military governors until they are reorganized . " Stevens closed with the suggestion that Johnson hold everything in ...
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... Executive . This was all right by Stevens . He was dying for a quick show - down with the Executive and presumably confident that if Johnson refused to sign the resolution , the Radicals could muster sufficient strength to pass it over ...
... Executive . This was all right by Stevens . He was dying for a quick show - down with the Executive and presumably confident that if Johnson refused to sign the resolution , the Radicals could muster sufficient strength to pass it over ...
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... Executive and ignored him . The extremists were not inclined to proceed in this manner , how- ever . Organizing in March of 1867 , the Senate of the 40th Congress named Ben Wade of Ohio as President pro tem , thus putting one of their ...
... Executive and ignored him . The extremists were not inclined to proceed in this manner , how- ever . Organizing in March of 1867 , the Senate of the 40th Congress named Ben Wade of Ohio as President pro tem , thus putting one of their ...
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THE VICE PRESIDENT | 3 |
THE RADICALS | 35 |
OF HOPES DEFERRED | 49 |
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