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... reply to Springfield , stating his thanks and adding that he wished a little time to consider . In New York he consulted with his co- horts for two weeks , making plans for controlling the new administration , before sending to Lincoln ...
... reply to Springfield , stating his thanks and adding that he wished a little time to consider . In New York he consulted with his co- horts for two weeks , making plans for controlling the new administration , before sending to Lincoln ...
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... replying with the utmost brevity . A great crowd and artillery were on hand as Jersey soil was attained , and he was ... reply . An enthusiastic demonstration , amid considerable crowding , was terminated when the party managed to wedge ...
... replying with the utmost brevity . A great crowd and artillery were on hand as Jersey soil was attained , and he was ... reply . An enthusiastic demonstration , amid considerable crowding , was terminated when the party managed to wedge ...
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... replies . He has already earned the reputation of being a good listener . The only Southern man yet seriously considered ... reply . The ques- tioner was gratified to find Chase heavily favored.3 This original 1The Evening Star , Feb. 26 ...
... replies . He has already earned the reputation of being a good listener . The only Southern man yet seriously considered ... reply . The ques- tioner was gratified to find Chase heavily favored.3 This original 1The Evening Star , Feb. 26 ...
Contents
PREFACE V | 3 |
THE BATTLE OF FACTION | 152 |
COMPROMISES AND COMPROMISERS | 190 |
Copyright | |
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