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... representative from Boston . " When the offended Representative terminated their friendship , Sumner expressed himself as ... Representatives at that time sat tall , dark Preston S. Brooks of South Carolina , shirttail cousin of Senator ...
... representative from Boston . " When the offended Representative terminated their friendship , Sumner expressed himself as ... Representatives at that time sat tall , dark Preston S. Brooks of South Carolina , shirttail cousin of Senator ...
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... Representatives was called to order at noon . Clerk of the House was Edward McPherson of Pennsylvania . His first job , and the first order of business , was the calling of the roll . At Saturday night's caucus , in accordance with one ...
... Representatives was called to order at noon . Clerk of the House was Edward McPherson of Pennsylvania . His first job , and the first order of business , was the calling of the roll . At Saturday night's caucus , in accordance with one ...
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... Representatives the former slave - states should have in the House . There were fifteen such states , including the four border states that had fought on the side of the Union . Prior to emancipa- tion these states were permitted by the ...
... Representatives the former slave - states should have in the House . There were fifteen such states , including the four border states that had fought on the side of the Union . Prior to emancipa- tion these states were permitted by the ...
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THE VICE PRESIDENT | 3 |
THE RADICALS | 35 |
OF HOPES DEFERRED | 49 |
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