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... Judge Benjamin Tappan . The Judge was an important Ohio character , with no hair on the top of his head and a great deal of it on the back of his neck ; bushy eyebrows , a deeply etched face , and a slow , roll- ing , oratorical voice ...
... Judge Benjamin Tappan . The Judge was an important Ohio character , with no hair on the top of his head and a great deal of it on the back of his neck ; bushy eyebrows , a deeply etched face , and a slow , roll- ing , oratorical voice ...
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... Judge Campbell , the same who took part in the Hampton Roads conference , with a brilliant idea , while Lee was still retreating from Richmond . He would con- voke the members of the Virginia ( rebel ) legislature to with- draw the ...
... Judge Campbell , the same who took part in the Hampton Roads conference , with a brilliant idea , while Lee was still retreating from Richmond . He would con- voke the members of the Virginia ( rebel ) legislature to with- draw the ...
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... judge . I appointed him Attorney - General when Judge Black was raised to the State Department , because his professional business and that of the Judge , especially in the California land cases , were so intimately connected that he ...
... judge . I appointed him Attorney - General when Judge Black was raised to the State Department , because his professional business and that of the Judge , especially in the California land cases , were so intimately connected that he ...
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