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... believed by some of the coun- try's most reputable men . In the spacious third - floor study of his home in Cambridge , James Russell Lowell scanned newspaper accounts of heated words spoken by Johnson under " the influence . " In the ...
... believed by some of the coun- try's most reputable men . In the spacious third - floor study of his home in Cambridge , James Russell Lowell scanned newspaper accounts of heated words spoken by Johnson under " the influence . " In the ...
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... believed it " undemocratic to legislate for unrepresented whites , but not for unrepresented blacks ; that though Congress may not rule whites against their will , whites may rule blacks against their will . . . Color in Mr. Johnson's ...
... believed it " undemocratic to legislate for unrepresented whites , but not for unrepresented blacks ; that though Congress may not rule whites against their will , whites may rule blacks against their will . . . Color in Mr. Johnson's ...
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... believed Stanton to be exempt from its terms . Surely the defense had a right to prove that Johnson had so intended and so believed . The Senate voted 26 to 18 to suppress Welles ' testimony concerning the two Cabinet meetings . The ...
... believed Stanton to be exempt from its terms . Surely the defense had a right to prove that Johnson had so intended and so believed . The Senate voted 26 to 18 to suppress Welles ' testimony concerning the two Cabinet meetings . The ...
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THE VICE PRESIDENT | 3 |
THE RADICALS | 35 |
OF HOPES DEFERRED | 49 |
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