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Page 44
... head buried in his hands . His pleas- ure in the swift give - and - take of personal relations that con- stitutes politics was dead . The brief foray of 1848 in favor of Van Buren seems to have been conducted more because Judge and ...
... head buried in his hands . His pleas- ure in the swift give - and - take of personal relations that con- stitutes politics was dead . The brief foray of 1848 in favor of Van Buren seems to have been conducted more because Judge and ...
Page 149
... head of the counsel table in the Mc- Cormick Reaper case , and John Tucker , head of the Penn- sylvania Railroad , the latter to have authority over contracts for steamers , transports , wagon - trains , and transportation in general ...
... head of the counsel table in the Mc- Cormick Reaper case , and John Tucker , head of the Penn- sylvania Railroad , the latter to have authority over contracts for steamers , transports , wagon - trains , and transportation in general ...
Page 284
... head for organization ; cold and sarcastic in manner , and a notable marcher at the head of horse , of which he had brought a regiment from Utah all the way to Washington at the outbreak of war . Hooker believed he had saved the army on ...
... head for organization ; cold and sarcastic in manner , and a notable marcher at the head of horse , of which he had brought a regiment from Utah all the way to Washington at the outbreak of war . Hooker believed he had saved the army on ...
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