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... politics was dead . The brief foray of 1848 in favor of Van Buren seems to have been conducted more because Judge and ... political and social connections , but needed a good court man to work with him . He offered a partnership to ...
... politics was dead . The brief foray of 1848 in favor of Van Buren seems to have been conducted more because Judge and ... political and social connections , but needed a good court man to work with him . He offered a partnership to ...
Page 384
... political campaign heated up , and Baker's detectives and the cipher operators here and there got their fingers on some thread of the underground movement . Hooker had lost his temper and resigned when Sherman would not give him command ...
... political campaign heated up , and Baker's detectives and the cipher operators here and there got their fingers on some thread of the underground movement . Hooker had lost his temper and resigned when Sherman would not give him command ...
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... politics in , 16 , 19-21 , 325 , 327 , 387 postpioneering society in , 6-15 war enthusiasm in , 121 , 124 Wheeling ... political trends , 85-86 , 325 , 327 , 387 railroad problems , 54-56 war in , 293-304 , 378 Wheeling Bridge affair ...
... politics in , 16 , 19-21 , 325 , 327 , 387 postpioneering society in , 6-15 war enthusiasm in , 121 , 124 Wheeling ... political trends , 85-86 , 325 , 327 , 387 railroad problems , 54-56 war in , 293-304 , 378 Wheeling Bridge affair ...
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