Abraham Lincoln: The War Years, Volume 2Harcourt, Brace, 1939 - Presidents |
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Page 351
... President begins to grow anxious and impatient about Meade's silence . " On the morning of the fourteenth " the President seemed depressed by Meade's despatches of last night . They were so cautiously & almost timidly worded - talking ...
... President begins to grow anxious and impatient about Meade's silence . " On the morning of the fourteenth " the President seemed depressed by Meade's despatches of last night . They were so cautiously & almost timidly worded - talking ...
Page 352
... President was not . The President wanted to see Halleck at once . Stanton left abruptly . Welles walked out slowly . The President hurried and overtook Welles . They walked across the White House lawn to the departments and stopped to ...
... President was not . The President wanted to see Halleck at once . Stanton left abruptly . Welles walked out slowly . The President hurried and overtook Welles . They walked across the White House lawn to the departments and stopped to ...
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... President . A few months earlier Blair had done this same thing at Concord , New Hampshire . He was now publicly saying that the President's plan of reconstruction , after the overthrow of the " rebel " government , contemplated the ...
... President . A few months earlier Blair had done this same thing at Concord , New Hampshire . He was now publicly saying that the President's plan of reconstruction , after the overthrow of the " rebel " government , contemplated the ...
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DRIFTINGMURFREESBOROOLD STARS | 3 |
MORE HORSES THAN OATSOFFICESEEKERS | 28 |
FOREIGN MEDIATIONBUTLER | 66 |
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