Abraham Lincoln: The War Years, Volume 2Harcourt, Brace, 1939 - Presidents |
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Page 154
... Seward , had . And Lincoln had not interfered with their policy . Seward telegrams would read , “ Arrest Leonard Sturtevant and send him to Fort La Fayette , " or , " Send William Pierce to Fort La Fayette . " Stanton would notify a ...
... Seward , had . And Lincoln had not interfered with their policy . Seward telegrams would read , “ Arrest Leonard Sturtevant and send him to Fort La Fayette , " or , " Send William Pierce to Fort La Fayette . " Stanton would notify a ...
Page 214
... Seward , and does not conceal that he was really a spy upon him , or , as he says , watched him . He says that when Seward became aware that the radicals relied upon me as a friend to check the loose notions and ultraism of the State ...
... Seward , and does not conceal that he was really a spy upon him , or , as he says , watched him . He says that when Seward became aware that the radicals relied upon me as a friend to check the loose notions and ultraism of the State ...
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... Seward saw that their only dependable well - wisher in Europe , except republican Switzerland , was the land of ... Seward arranged secret understandings with Russia so momentous that he must have consulted with Lincoln about them . In ...
... Seward saw that their only dependable well - wisher in Europe , except republican Switzerland , was the land of ... Seward arranged secret understandings with Russia so momentous that he must have consulted with Lincoln about them . In ...
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DRIFTINGMURFREESBOROOLD STARS | 3 |
MORE HORSES THAN OATSOFFICESEEKERS | 28 |
FOREIGN MEDIATIONBUTLER | 66 |
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