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... record of the President's spending a night on the sofa in the presence of Mr. Welles . Also , even Andrew Johnson ... record - and the record is set down very elaborately in more than 300 volumes - it also fails to accord with any ...
... record of the President's spending a night on the sofa in the presence of Mr. Welles . Also , even Andrew Johnson ... record - and the record is set down very elaborately in more than 300 volumes - it also fails to accord with any ...
Page 72
... records of the land commission to indicate the existence of any documents beyond those establishing Limantour's claims . Yet it seemed to Stanton that grants of this importance could hardly have been made without leaving some official ...
... records of the land commission to indicate the existence of any documents beyond those establishing Limantour's claims . Yet it seemed to Stanton that grants of this importance could hardly have been made without leaving some official ...
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... records , the Mexicans had preserved every scrap of paper with formida- ble , antlike industry . The only trouble was ... record of every land grant either govern- ment had made . The name of Limantour appeared nowhere among the grantees ...
... records , the Mexicans had preserved every scrap of paper with formida- ble , antlike industry . The only trouble was ... record of every land grant either govern- ment had made . The name of Limantour appeared nowhere among the grantees ...
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