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... named Roderick Moodey , who remonstrated with Stanton about his manner of examining a witness . Stanton : " Make your appeals to the court , and quit whin- ing . " Moodey : " I don't think a whine is any worse than a bark . ” Stanton ...
... named Roderick Moodey , who remonstrated with Stanton about his manner of examining a witness . Stanton : " Make your appeals to the court , and quit whin- ing . " Moodey : " I don't think a whine is any worse than a bark . ” Stanton ...
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... named S. K. Beekman began telling a story about a visit to the Grosvenor Inn on the post road outside Washington one rainy day . Key and Teresa Sickles , out riding together , were marooned at the place by a storm , he said ; Mrs ...
... named S. K. Beekman began telling a story about a visit to the Grosvenor Inn on the post road outside Washington one rainy day . Key and Teresa Sickles , out riding together , were marooned at the place by a storm , he said ; Mrs ...
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... named Sanford Conover . He had been the New York Tribune's correspondent in Canada , and there had placed his finger on lines leading to the real backers of the plot . They were , of course , the Confederate mission in Can- ada - Jacob ...
... named Sanford Conover . He had been the New York Tribune's correspondent in Canada , and there had placed his finger on lines leading to the real backers of the plot . They were , of course , the Confederate mission in Can- ada - Jacob ...
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