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... honor and power of the nation kept in high respect throughout the world . This glorious record of the past is the party's best pledge for the future . We believe the people will not entrust the government to any party or com bination of ...
... honor and power of the nation kept in high respect throughout the world . This glorious record of the past is the party's best pledge for the future . We believe the people will not entrust the government to any party or com bination of ...
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... honor those who adhered with such devotion to Mr. Colfax . We have been personal and political friends for nearly ... honored me by their support , I shall ever entertain sincere respect for those who deemed it to be their duty to give ...
... honor those who adhered with such devotion to Mr. Colfax . We have been personal and political friends for nearly ... honored me by their support , I shall ever entertain sincere respect for those who deemed it to be their duty to give ...
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... honor , and soon withdrew . RECEIVES HIS COMMISSION . The next day he was received by President Lin- coln in the cabinet chamber and presented with his commission . In doing this , President Lincoln said : " General Grant - The Nation's ...
... honor , and soon withdrew . RECEIVES HIS COMMISSION . The next day he was received by President Lin- coln in the cabinet chamber and presented with his commission . In doing this , President Lincoln said : " General Grant - The Nation's ...
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