Stanton: Lincoln's Secretary of WarReport for Diploma of Engineering (Marine) |
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Page 55
... refusal of the Canal Commission at Philadelphia to accept one of the Penn- sylvania's trains for transit to Lancaster ... refused to meet the Commission's charges . Stanton , in defense of the Canal Commissioners , analyzed the whole ...
... refusal of the Canal Commission at Philadelphia to accept one of the Penn- sylvania's trains for transit to Lancaster ... refused to meet the Commission's charges . Stanton , in defense of the Canal Commissioners , analyzed the whole ...
Page 102
... refused any more Floyd paper , Russell told Bailey that the honor of the Secretary and the family were in- volved . The only salvation ( suggested the contractor ) was to exchange some of the bills endorsed by Floyd for the bonds in the ...
... refused any more Floyd paper , Russell told Bailey that the honor of the Secretary and the family were in- volved . The only salvation ( suggested the contractor ) was to exchange some of the bills endorsed by Floyd for the bonds in the ...
Page 224
... refused to furnish a man . A. K. McClure , Lincoln's publisher friend , was technical head of the draft ; when he reported the refusal to Stanton , the Secretary placed two regiments at his disposal and told him to enforce and be damned ...
... refused to furnish a man . A. K. McClure , Lincoln's publisher friend , was technical head of the draft ; when he reported the refusal to Stanton , the Secretary placed two regiments at his disposal and told him to enforce and be damned ...
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