Meet General GrantGarden Publishing Company, 1931 - 524 pages |
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Page 39
... York's Fifth Avenue . But on that day his metal steed was far away in the in- credible future . He was simply young Sherman - called Bill— full of good nature and likable traits . He had queer ideas and a whimsical mind . His finger ...
... York's Fifth Avenue . But on that day his metal steed was far away in the in- credible future . He was simply young Sherman - called Bill— full of good nature and likable traits . He had queer ideas and a whimsical mind . His finger ...
Page 49
... York gave him one hundred thousand dollars ; and Boston decided to make its present in the form of books . After the money to buy five thousand vol- umes had been raised one of the Boston representatives in Con- gress went about quietly ...
... York gave him one hundred thousand dollars ; and Boston decided to make its present in the form of books . After the money to buy five thousand vol- umes had been raised one of the Boston representatives in Con- gress went about quietly ...
Page 397
... York , for Presi- dent ; and Frank Blair , of Missouri , for Vice - President . Somehow the financial issue got lost , or minimized , during the campaign , and the battle was fought over the condition of affairs in the South . Grant was ...
... York , for Presi- dent ; and Frank Blair , of Missouri , for Vice - President . Somehow the financial issue got lost , or minimized , during the campaign , and the battle was fought over the condition of affairs in the South . Grant was ...
Contents
MEN AND HORSES | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
Copyright | |
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