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... York " over a hurdle six feet and three inches in height . Receiving his commission of Brevet Second Lieutenant - the same which is , by regulation , awarded to all gradu- ating cadets - young Grant betook himself to his home in Ohio ...
... York " over a hurdle six feet and three inches in height . Receiving his commission of Brevet Second Lieutenant - the same which is , by regulation , awarded to all gradu- ating cadets - young Grant betook himself to his home in Ohio ...
Page 306
... York Evening Post and Chicago Evening Post , as well as all the promi- nent Democratic journals , and numbering the papers specified among the most valued and industrious of its organs , was then just fairly launched in its active ...
... York Evening Post and Chicago Evening Post , as well as all the promi- nent Democratic journals , and numbering the papers specified among the most valued and industrious of its organs , was then just fairly launched in its active ...
Page 368
... York , presented a resolution recommend- ing extension of civil rights to all , and universal amnesty . The resolution was referred . Mr. Allen followed with a resolution advising the appointment of executive committees in all the ...
... York , presented a resolution recommend- ing extension of civil rights to all , and universal amnesty . The resolution was referred . Mr. Allen followed with a resolution advising the appointment of executive committees in all the ...
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