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... became a staunch , and probably outspoken supporter , at a time following the battle of Shiloh when Grant was in disgrace and had many enemies . After the war Doctor Douglas became personal physician to General John Rawlins , Grant's ...
... became a staunch , and probably outspoken supporter , at a time following the battle of Shiloh when Grant was in disgrace and had many enemies . After the war Doctor Douglas became personal physician to General John Rawlins , Grant's ...
Page 159
... became very much frightened about him . " The President was reminded " that the hot pursuit had been a little like that of General Cass was said to have been , in one of our Indian wars , when he was an officer of the army . Cass was ...
... became very much frightened about him . " The President was reminded " that the hot pursuit had been a little like that of General Cass was said to have been , in one of our Indian wars , when he was an officer of the army . Cass was ...
Page 325
... became small and very frequent , the limbs finally became cold , the respiration shallower and quicker , the pulse too frequent to be counted . ” Occasionally during the night there were evidences of his appreciation of those about him ...
... became small and very frequent , the limbs finally became cold , the respiration shallower and quicker , the pulse too frequent to be counted . ” Occasionally during the night there were evidences of his appreciation of those about him ...
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