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... reception hours , and there was no end of introductions , salutations , con- gratulations , etc. , etc. " The most distinguished visitor was Secretary Fogg of the Republican National Committee , who again spent considerable time with ...
... reception hours , and there was no end of introductions , salutations , con- gratulations , etc. , etc. " The most distinguished visitor was Secretary Fogg of the Republican National Committee , who again spent considerable time with ...
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... reception , for their votes , and was presented with several floral tributes as he stopped speaking . In the evening a heavily - attended reception was held.1 Next morning , Saturday , the special train moved out at 9 A.M. , bound for ...
... reception , for their votes , and was presented with several floral tributes as he stopped speaking . In the evening a heavily - attended reception was held.1 Next morning , Saturday , the special train moved out at 9 A.M. , bound for ...
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... reception was held , thousands filing past the President Elect , shaking hands . Mrs. Lincoln held a separate reception . Newspapers which carried the story of Lincoln's Albany activities also re- lated the inauguration , at Montgomery ...
... reception was held , thousands filing past the President Elect , shaking hands . Mrs. Lincoln held a separate reception . Newspapers which carried the story of Lincoln's Albany activities also re- lated the inauguration , at Montgomery ...
Contents
PREFACE V | 3 |
THE BATTLE OF FACTION | 152 |
COMPROMISES AND COMPROMISERS | 190 |
Copyright | |
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