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... letter of March 12 , 1866 , to the State Historical Society of Wisconsin , requested the letter from Farwell prin- cipally for the purpose of providing future generations with a first - hand account of Andrew Johnson's activities on the ...
... letter of March 12 , 1866 , to the State Historical Society of Wisconsin , requested the letter from Farwell prin- cipally for the purpose of providing future generations with a first - hand account of Andrew Johnson's activities on the ...
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... letter that Johnson had written and signed but had not yet mailed to Jefferson Davis . Baker was vague as to the contents of the purloined letter , but he managed to convey the impression that Johnson had offered to reveal to the ...
... letter that Johnson had written and signed but had not yet mailed to Jefferson Davis . Baker was vague as to the contents of the purloined letter , but he managed to convey the impression that Johnson had offered to reveal to the ...
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... letter fell from the pocket of his frock coat that he remembered . He opened it then . Its contents horrified him , for it was Booth's confession . It came to Mathews that if he fulfilled the assassin's request and carried this letter ...
... letter fell from the pocket of his frock coat that he remembered . He opened it then . Its contents horrified him , for it was Booth's confession . It came to Mathews that if he fulfilled the assassin's request and carried this letter ...
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THE VICE PRESIDENT | 3 |
THE RADICALS | 35 |
OF HOPES DEFERRED | 49 |
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