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... Cabinet session at which the secretaries and Lin- coln decided that the valid voters of the South were those who had voted in the last pre - war election . Stanton counters with the sug- gestion that , without debate , each Cabinet ...
... Cabinet session at which the secretaries and Lin- coln decided that the valid voters of the South were those who had voted in the last pre - war election . Stanton counters with the sug- gestion that , without debate , each Cabinet ...
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... Cabinet with the idea of surrounding himself with men who were popular with the Northern people and in touch with the current thought . The Blairs were forever at the President to make such changes . The Blairs may have had a couple of ...
... Cabinet with the idea of surrounding himself with men who were popular with the Northern people and in touch with the current thought . The Blairs were forever at the President to make such changes . The Blairs may have had a couple of ...
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... Cabinet of the President but of " the Cabinet of the people . " From this position even the most ardent Radicals dis- sented at first , only to change their minds some days later and join Howe in a concentrated effort to have the ...
... Cabinet of the President but of " the Cabinet of the people . " From this position even the most ardent Radicals dis- sented at first , only to change their minds some days later and join Howe in a concentrated effort to have the ...
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THE VICE PRESIDENT | 3 |
THE RADICALS | 35 |
OF HOPES DEFERRED | 49 |
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