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Page 89
... never , never , never see the Illinois senator in control of the party machinery . To the warn- ing that rejection of Douglas would split the party , they were perfectly indifferent ; if they failed to obtain their " rights , " they ...
... never , never , never see the Illinois senator in control of the party machinery . To the warn- ing that rejection of Douglas would split the party , they were perfectly indifferent ; if they failed to obtain their " rights , " they ...
Page 199
... never been a shadow of dif- ference between General McClellan and myself . It is true that I thought his plan of ... never have been , and never will be a candidate for any office . I hold my present post at the request of the President ...
... never been a shadow of dif- ference between General McClellan and myself . It is true that I thought his plan of ... never have been , and never will be a candidate for any office . I hold my present post at the request of the President ...
Page 460
... never came to a vote ; it could not even find a seconder , the whole matter being treated as too silly to be worth attention . The Honorable James E. Rollins never con- firmed it . Stanton's colleague in Buchanan's Cabinet who , Blair ...
... never came to a vote ; it could not even find a seconder , the whole matter being treated as too silly to be worth attention . The Honorable James E. Rollins never con- firmed it . Stanton's colleague in Buchanan's Cabinet who , Blair ...
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