Meet General GrantGarden Publishing Company, 1931 - 524 pages |
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Page 168
... again . They were making fortunes hand over fist , as the price of raw cotton went up day by day - together with the price of cotton cloth - while the Davis , the Neurotic wages of labor remained at a 168 GRANT LEAVES GALENA FOR THE 151.
... again . They were making fortunes hand over fist , as the price of raw cotton went up day by day - together with the price of cotton cloth - while the Davis , the Neurotic wages of labor remained at a 168 GRANT LEAVES GALENA FOR THE 151.
Page 169
William E. Woodward. Davis , the Neurotic wages of labor remained at a standstill . 169 There was no During the latter scarcity of cotton in England until 1862 . part of 1861 cargoes of cotton were actually sent back from England and ...
William E. Woodward. Davis , the Neurotic wages of labor remained at a standstill . 169 There was no During the latter scarcity of cotton in England until 1862 . part of 1861 cargoes of cotton were actually sent back from England and ...
Page 336
... remained ; but after Hood had departed Governor Brown was so disgusted that he disbanded the state militia and sent the men home to harvest the crops . " This , " Grant dryly remarked , " served a most excellent purpose in gathering in ...
... remained ; but after Hood had departed Governor Brown was so disgusted that he disbanded the state militia and sent the men home to harvest the crops . " This , " Grant dryly remarked , " served a most excellent purpose in gathering in ...
Contents
MEN AND HORSES | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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