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... closed door of his private office . Stanton , who had sent for the Massachusetts Radical , poured into his receptive ears a tale rife with alarums and horrible imaginings . He was certain that Johnson was about to put the rebels in ...
... closed door of his private office . Stanton , who had sent for the Massachusetts Radical , poured into his receptive ears a tale rife with alarums and horrible imaginings . He was certain that Johnson was about to put the rebels in ...
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... closed . It was so done . Convening a few seconds after noon , March 4 , the 40th Congress remained in session until March 30. The Senate met in special session April 1-20 and both Houses returned to 248 ] ANDREW JOHNSON : PRESIDENT ON ...
... closed . It was so done . Convening a few seconds after noon , March 4 , the 40th Congress remained in session until March 30. The Senate met in special session April 1-20 and both Houses returned to 248 ] ANDREW JOHNSON : PRESIDENT ON ...
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... closed in 1871 , spent the rest of his life in Washington where , with no political duties to distract him , he indulged his scholarly tastes , spending long hours browsing in Lowdermilk's famous book store . During the summer following ...
... closed in 1871 , spent the rest of his life in Washington where , with no political duties to distract him , he indulged his scholarly tastes , spending long hours browsing in Lowdermilk's famous book store . During the summer following ...
Contents
THE VICE PRESIDENT | 3 |
THE RADICALS | 35 |
OF HOPES DEFERRED | 49 |
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