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... less work , and with less personal expense involved . He considered that Turnbull had practiced on him something not far from fraud , and said as much in a letter to his guardian . Collier , whose feeling toward Jackson and Jacksonites ...
... less work , and with less personal expense involved . He considered that Turnbull had practiced on him something not far from fraud , and said as much in a letter to his guardian . Collier , whose feeling toward Jackson and Jacksonites ...
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... less than happy , end product of a series of bickerings that circled around the Surgeon - General's office in a highly unedifying manner . When the Secretary came in , he found Dr. Clement A. Finley occupying the post - a nice old ...
... less than happy , end product of a series of bickerings that circled around the Surgeon - General's office in a highly unedifying manner . When the Secretary came in , he found Dr. Clement A. Finley occupying the post - a nice old ...
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... less than a man of good will . Stanton was the precise complement ; how- ever passionate his Unionism , it was intellectual at both the in- put and outflow ends ; he made it clear that no man could oppose the Union without being ...
... less than a man of good will . Stanton was the precise complement ; how- ever passionate his Unionism , it was intellectual at both the in- put and outflow ends ; he made it clear that no man could oppose the Union without being ...
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