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Page 245
... peace policy : THE PEACE POLICY - ITS ADVANTAGES . " Increased experience in dealing with the Indians only tends to confirm the board more and more in the wisdom of the policy of peace so uniformly ad- vocated by the President , and ...
... peace policy : THE PEACE POLICY - ITS ADVANTAGES . " Increased experience in dealing with the Indians only tends to confirm the board more and more in the wisdom of the policy of peace so uniformly ad- vocated by the President , and ...
Page 476
... peace propositions . His views differed in no essential particular from theirs . Every failure of the Union armies was continually magnified by him . His views of the situation were most gloomy and despondent , and he took good care ...
... peace propositions . His views differed in no essential particular from theirs . Every failure of the Union armies was continually magnified by him . His views of the situation were most gloomy and despondent , and he took good care ...
Page 480
... peace , he derived through Colorado Jewett . In answer to this letter these rebel gentlemen informed Mr. Greeley that they had not been accredited from Richmond , but they thought that they might be . The substance of this letter ...
... peace , he derived through Colorado Jewett . In answer to this letter these rebel gentlemen informed Mr. Greeley that they had not been accredited from Richmond , but they thought that they might be . The substance of this letter ...
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