Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 2Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... WINTER - DAVIS RECONSTRUCTION BILL — SecretaRY CHASE SUCCEEDED BY SENATOR FESSENDEN - GREELEY AND THE " CONFIDENTIAL " CONFEDERATES IN CANADA..260 - CHAPTER XXIV . PAGE WINSLOW SINKS THE Alabama - SONS TABLE OF CONTENTS .
... WINTER - DAVIS RECONSTRUCTION BILL — SecretaRY CHASE SUCCEEDED BY SENATOR FESSENDEN - GREELEY AND THE " CONFIDENTIAL " CONFEDERATES IN CANADA..260 - CHAPTER XXIV . PAGE WINSLOW SINKS THE Alabama - SONS TABLE OF CONTENTS .
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... Senator Johnson and Representa- tive Maynard , of East Tennessee , and they will be upon me to know the answer , which I can not safely show them . They would despair , possibly resign , to go and save their families somehow or die with ...
... Senator Johnson and Representa- tive Maynard , of East Tennessee , and they will be upon me to know the answer , which I can not safely show them . They would despair , possibly resign , to go and save their families somehow or die with ...
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... Senate on the 13th and promptly confirmed . The statements and counter - statements touching the causes and methods of Mr. Cameron's retirement from the War Department need not be rehearsed . His res- ignation followed the President's ...
... Senate on the 13th and promptly confirmed . The statements and counter - statements touching the causes and methods of Mr. Cameron's retirement from the War Department need not be rehearsed . His res- ignation followed the President's ...
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... Senate in executive session , Mr. Sumner , as stated by himself long afterward , at once rose and vouched for the soundness of Mr. Stan- ton's political faith . Secretary Chase , who had known him personally for many years , gave ...
... Senate in executive session , Mr. Sumner , as stated by himself long afterward , at once rose and vouched for the soundness of Mr. Stan- ton's political faith . Secretary Chase , who had known him personally for many years , gave ...
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... Senate . And here let me say , not as applicable to you personally , that Senators and Representatives speak of me in their places without question , and that officers of the army must cease addressing insulting letters to them for ...
... Senate . And here let me say , not as applicable to you personally , that Senators and Representatives speak of me in their places without question , and that officers of the army must cease addressing insulting letters to them for ...
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