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... Sumner of the importance of looking on the other side -a shield that was gold on one side might at least be silver on the other . Sumner replied- " There is no other side . " 1 Sumner's mother was Miss Relief Jacob ( or Jacobs ) , a ...
... Sumner of the importance of looking on the other side -a shield that was gold on one side might at least be silver on the other . Sumner replied- " There is no other side . " 1 Sumner's mother was Miss Relief Jacob ( or Jacobs ) , a ...
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... Sumner- " I did not hear the Senator . " Douglas- “ I said if that be the case , I would certainly never imitate you in that capacity , recognizing the force of the illus- tration . " Sumner- " Mr . President , again the Senator has ...
... Sumner- " I did not hear the Senator . " Douglas- “ I said if that be the case , I would certainly never imitate you in that capacity , recognizing the force of the illus- tration . " Sumner- " Mr . President , again the Senator has ...
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... Sumner and Motley . He denied vehemently that the removal of Sumner as Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations was proper and justified because Sumner had been negligent of public duty . When did Grant first find out this ...
... Sumner and Motley . He denied vehemently that the removal of Sumner as Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations was proper and justified because Sumner had been negligent of public duty . When did Grant first find out this ...
Contents
The Revolutionary Tradition | 13 |
A New England Boyhood | 18 |
Harvard Days | 26 |
Copyright | |
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