Abraham Lincoln: The War Years, Volume 2Harcourt, Brace, 1939 - Presidents |
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Page 108
... gave his opinion that Farragut's management of the battle at New Orleans was the most important event of the war , and for it he had re- ceived merely a vote of thanks from Congress . " The British Government would have loaded him with ...
... gave his opinion that Farragut's management of the battle at New Orleans was the most important event of the war , and for it he had re- ceived merely a vote of thanks from Congress . " The British Government would have loaded him with ...
Page 451
... gave Governor Curtin re - election by a 41,000 majority . A letter from General McClellan endorsing Curtin's opponent had had little effect . Welles on October 14 found Lincoln relieved of the gloom of the day before . " He told me he ...
... gave Governor Curtin re - election by a 41,000 majority . A letter from General McClellan endorsing Curtin's opponent had had little effect . Welles on October 14 found Lincoln relieved of the gloom of the day before . " He told me he ...
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... gave directions to say to all that he was engaged for the evening . Mr. Lincoln opened the conversation by saying that he was anxious to see somebody from the West with whom he could talk upon the general situation and had therefore ...
... gave directions to say to all that he was engaged for the evening . Mr. Lincoln opened the conversation by saying that he was anxious to see somebody from the West with whom he could talk upon the general situation and had therefore ...
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MORE HORSES THAN OATSOFFICESEEKERS | 28 |
FOREIGN MEDIATIONBUTLER | 66 |
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