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Page 315
... Henry Winter Davis was an unnatural alliance , and all men but Davis saw what it really amounted to . The scales fell from his eyes when he beheld Dawes and Eliot in the enemy's camp , and heard them protest that they " had never known ...
... Henry Winter Davis was an unnatural alliance , and all men but Davis saw what it really amounted to . The scales fell from his eyes when he beheld Dawes and Eliot in the enemy's camp , and heard them protest that they " had never known ...
Page 379
... Henry Winter Davis in giving to the world the manifesto against the Presi- dent when he had pocketed the Reconstruction Bill at the end of the preceding session . He never forgave Lincoln for that act ; he did not fear him , he would ...
... Henry Winter Davis in giving to the world the manifesto against the Presi- dent when he had pocketed the Reconstruction Bill at the end of the preceding session . He never forgave Lincoln for that act ; he did not fear him , he would ...
Page 381
... Henry Winter Davis , was astonished to find any difference of opinion in the body that had so unanimously passed the Reconstruction Bill less than a year before . Had anything occurred to change their opinions ? Could they really claim ...
... Henry Winter Davis , was astonished to find any difference of opinion in the body that had so unanimously passed the Reconstruction Bill less than a year before . Had anything occurred to change their opinions ? Could they really claim ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 1 |
FEDERAL UNION REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY | 23 |
CHAPTER III | 43 |
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