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... Johnson did not wish to expose before his whole Cabinet , there was no reason he had to mention the subjects in ... Johnson's repeated statements that the Southern states were fully restored , the military occupation continued . Without ...
... Johnson did not wish to expose before his whole Cabinet , there was no reason he had to mention the subjects in ... Johnson's repeated statements that the Southern states were fully restored , the military occupation continued . Without ...
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... Johnson's objection . Stanton thought the bill un- wise and unnecessary , opposed it in the Cabinet , asked J. A. Bingham to have it dropped , spoke publicly against it , and even wrote the veto message . This also has been described as ...
... Johnson's objection . Stanton thought the bill un- wise and unnecessary , opposed it in the Cabinet , asked J. A. Bingham to have it dropped , spoke publicly against it , and even wrote the veto message . This also has been described as ...
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... Johnson had in asking for the resignation . He certainly had disapproved the Tenure of Office Act , but it was now law and should be obeyed . On the Reconstruction program , he pointed out that his own outline and Johnson's statements ...
... Johnson had in asking for the resignation . He certainly had disapproved the Tenure of Office Act , but it was now law and should be obeyed . On the Reconstruction program , he pointed out that his own outline and Johnson's statements ...
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