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... Lincoln , no mean strategist himself , recalled the post - office copies telegraphically , cut the offending remarks from the report before sending it to Congress , and wrote Simon Cameron a little note : 66 " As you have more than once ...
... Lincoln , no mean strategist himself , recalled the post - office copies telegraphically , cut the offending remarks from the report before sending it to Congress , and wrote Simon Cameron a little note : 66 " As you have more than once ...
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... Lincoln E. M. Stanton Dear Stanton : Appoint him anyhow . Dear Mr. Lincoln : I will not . A. Lincoln E. M. Stanton This time Stanton won , but not infrequently he was out- flanked , as in the case of Pennsylvania's draft to fill her ...
... Lincoln E. M. Stanton Dear Stanton : Appoint him anyhow . Dear Mr. Lincoln : I will not . A. Lincoln E. M. Stanton This time Stanton won , but not infrequently he was out- flanked , as in the case of Pennsylvania's draft to fill her ...
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... Lincoln himself chose his man and quietly let the others think they were behind it , since the impression did no harm and made them feel good when the appointment turned out a success . As soon as it was evident that Cameron would have ...
... Lincoln himself chose his man and quietly let the others think they were behind it , since the impression did no harm and made them feel good when the appointment turned out a success . As soon as it was evident that Cameron would have ...
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