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... meeting , attended by more than four thousand people . There was nothing in the least unusual in little Ed Stanton's holding prayer meetings in the stable . The Reverend George , his teacher , was an exhorter of great power , and the ...
... meeting , attended by more than four thousand people . There was nothing in the least unusual in little Ed Stanton's holding prayer meetings in the stable . The Reverend George , his teacher , was an exhorter of great power , and the ...
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... meeting was spontaneously called together at Franklin Hall . P. T. Barnum presided . Major General Anderson , who was in town , came on the stand , and was received with immense cheering . New York Express , July 8 The news of the ...
... meeting was spontaneously called together at Franklin Hall . P. T. Barnum presided . Major General Anderson , who was in town , came on the stand , and was received with immense cheering . New York Express , July 8 The news of the ...
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... meeting attended by the new Treasury Secretary , Lincoln brought up the question of cotton - trading permits , which had always been a sore point during Chase's tenure . Fessenden said he was not posted ; Stanton said he was wholly ...
... meeting attended by the new Treasury Secretary , Lincoln brought up the question of cotton - trading permits , which had always been a sore point during Chase's tenure . Fessenden said he was not posted ; Stanton said he was wholly ...
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