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... called upon to be the ringmaster of a three - ring circus . The Gettysburg campaign was carried on in the midst of a bitter controversy over prisoner - of - war exchange , and at the same time supplies had to be expedited to Grant for ...
... called upon to be the ringmaster of a three - ring circus . The Gettysburg campaign was carried on in the midst of a bitter controversy over prisoner - of - war exchange , and at the same time supplies had to be expedited to Grant for ...
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... called him in soon after taking office and said : " Baltimore is largely a secession city , but it is being ruined and your railroad is being ruined by the rebels . Now I will rebuild the parts of the railroad which may be destroyed by ...
... called him in soon after taking office and said : " Baltimore is largely a secession city , but it is being ruined and your railroad is being ruined by the rebels . Now I will rebuild the parts of the railroad which may be destroyed by ...
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... called a formal Cabinet meet- ing , and as Stanton sat in frozen silence , read a passage from Artemus Ward , laughed heartily , then said he would issue the proclamation at once ; had called them together only to see whether the text ...
... called a formal Cabinet meet- ing , and as Stanton sat in frozen silence , read a passage from Artemus Ward , laughed heartily , then said he would issue the proclamation at once ; had called them together only to see whether the text ...
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