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... passed his bar examination with honors at St. Clairsville , and that fall tried his first case . The surviving records do not disclose whether he won it or not . Probably he did , for the story is that he went after the opposition's ...
... passed his bar examination with honors at St. Clairsville , and that fall tried his first case . The surviving records do not disclose whether he won it or not . Probably he did , for the story is that he went after the opposition's ...
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... passed up Pennsylvania avenue , in this city . It was a procession of some seventy of the most fearful looking men we ever saw , guarded by a number of cavalrymen , armed with carbines and revolvers . These men were chained to each ...
... passed up Pennsylvania avenue , in this city . It was a procession of some seventy of the most fearful looking men we ever saw , guarded by a number of cavalrymen , armed with carbines and revolvers . These men were chained to each ...
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... passed it . Johnson , who never conciliated anybody under any circumstances , and who would accept no conciliation from Radical hands , vetoed , saying it would put the federal gov- ernment too deeply into the states . The Radicals ...
... passed it . Johnson , who never conciliated anybody under any circumstances , and who would accept no conciliation from Radical hands , vetoed , saying it would put the federal gov- ernment too deeply into the states . The Radicals ...
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