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... movement , and when it arrived there was no more sign of movement on the Potomac than there had been for three months before . Between the 22d of February and the 8th of March the Presi- dent had again interfered , and the movement on ...
... movement , and when it arrived there was no more sign of movement on the Potomac than there had been for three months before . Between the 22d of February and the 8th of March the Presi- dent had again interfered , and the movement on ...
Page 372
... movement half political , half conspiratorial , to get rid of Lincoln and the war . How much conspiratorial , how much political , was the movement ? It is known now - but was not then - that they were looking for an occasion ...
... movement half political , half conspiratorial , to get rid of Lincoln and the war . How much conspiratorial , how much political , was the movement ? It is known now - but was not then - that they were looking for an occasion ...
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... movement , 111 war support in , 121 , 124–125 , 167 New York State , 257 , 311 , 355 , 390 Norfolk , Va . , 122 , 178 , 193 , 250 Norman , Lucy , see Stanton , Lucy Norman North Anna River , 365 North Carolina , 351 , 405 Reconstruction ...
... movement , 111 war support in , 121 , 124–125 , 167 New York State , 257 , 311 , 355 , 390 Norfolk , Va . , 122 , 178 , 193 , 250 Norman , Lucy , see Stanton , Lucy Norman North Anna River , 365 North Carolina , 351 , 405 Reconstruction ...
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