Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1909: Based Upon the Plan of Benson John Lossing...Harper, 1905 - United States |
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... became commander - in - chief of the Britannica . He died in Princeton , N. J. , army and Secretary of War . He retired July 20 , 1889 . to private life in Texas . He served in the war with Mexico , and became pay- master in the United ...
... became commander - in - chief of the Britannica . He died in Princeton , N. J. , army and Secretary of War . He retired July 20 , 1889 . to private life in Texas . He served in the war with Mexico , and became pay- master in the United ...
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... became editor of the Gazette of Monroe . He was editor of the Cincinnati Chronicle in 1846 ; of the Express in New York in 1847. He was chosen librarian of the War Department in 1849 , and li- brarian of copyrights in 1850. He next be ...
... became editor of the Gazette of Monroe . He was editor of the Cincinnati Chronicle in 1846 ; of the Express in New York in 1847. He was chosen librarian of the War Department in 1849 , and li- brarian of copyrights in 1850. He next be ...
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... became proprietor and editor of in 1857-68 , and married Dr. Ezekiel the Toledo Blade , in which were published Lockwood in the latter year . She began his famous Nasby Letters . In 1871 he the study of law in Washington ; was ad- became ...
... became proprietor and editor of in 1857-68 , and married Dr. Ezekiel the Toledo Blade , in which were published Lockwood in the latter year . She began his famous Nasby Letters . In 1871 he the study of law in Washington ; was ad- became ...
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