Abraham Lincoln: The War Years, Volume 2Harcourt, Brace, 1939 - Presidents |
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Page 70
... tell me for what acts of mine I am re- called from New Orleans ? " " I am not at liberty to tell you , but you may ask Mr. Stanton . I should be very happy to see you to - morrow for a consultation . " Butler went to Stanton , who would ...
... tell me for what acts of mine I am re- called from New Orleans ? " " I am not at liberty to tell you , but you may ask Mr. Stanton . I should be very happy to see you to - morrow for a consultation . " Butler went to Stanton , who would ...
Page 152
... tell him what I say . Tell him , now is his time . Tell him , I do not wish to be President again , and that the leader of the other party , provided it is in favor of a vigorous war against the rebellion , should have my place ...
... tell him what I say . Tell him , now is his time . Tell him , I do not wish to be President again , and that the leader of the other party , provided it is in favor of a vigorous war against the rebellion , should have my place ...
Page 650
... tell me what they think fit to tell me , but I do not inquire for more . I fully concur with you that neither of us can be justly held responsible for what our respective friends may do without our instigation or countenance ; and I ...
... tell me what they think fit to tell me , but I do not inquire for more . I fully concur with you that neither of us can be justly held responsible for what our respective friends may do without our instigation or countenance ; and I ...
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DRIFTINGMURFREESBOROOLD STARS | 3 |
MORE HORSES THAN OATSOFFICESEEKERS | 28 |
FOREIGN MEDIATIONBUTLER | 66 |
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