Meet General GrantGarden Publishing Company, 1931 - 524 pages |
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... passed him from one house to another until he reached Canada , or some other safe refuge . This organization was called the " Underground Railroad . " These activities - one must understand - were illegal , even in the free states , as ...
... passed him from one house to another until he reached Canada , or some other safe refuge . This organization was called the " Underground Railroad . " These activities - one must understand - were illegal , even in the free states , as ...
Page 418
... passed into history before Congress became involved in another financial affair called the Back Pay Grab . This particular grab was different from the other grabs of the epoch in that it was open and above board . On the last day of the ...
... passed into history before Congress became involved in another financial affair called the Back Pay Grab . This particular grab was different from the other grabs of the epoch in that it was open and above board . On the last day of the ...
Page 435
... passed in May , 1870 , an Enforcement Act , which was designed to make the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendment effective . Later on another section of the Enforcement Act came into being . As it applied directly to the Ku - Klux outrages ...
... passed in May , 1870 , an Enforcement Act , which was designed to make the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendment effective . Later on another section of the Enforcement Act came into being . As it applied directly to the Ku - Klux outrages ...
Contents
MEN AND HORSES | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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