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... judge , David K. Cartter , was a close friend of Stanton , one of his " creatures , " according to Secretary Welles . When Thomas ' attorneys approached the bench and made plain their intentions , Judge Cartter grinned . No one , he ...
... judge , David K. Cartter , was a close friend of Stanton , one of his " creatures , " according to Secretary Welles . When Thomas ' attorneys approached the bench and made plain their intentions , Judge Cartter grinned . No one , he ...
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... Judge Black was singularly able ; no doubt he would have been a pillar of strength to Johnson had the two of them not come to a parting of the ways during the third week of March . It had to do with the small Caribbean island of Alta ...
... Judge Black was singularly able ; no doubt he would have been a pillar of strength to Johnson had the two of them not come to a parting of the ways during the third week of March . It had to do with the small Caribbean island of Alta ...
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... Judge Black accepted with thanks Johnson's invitation to become one of his defense counsel , his Baltimore client saw an opportunity and urged the Judge to make the most of it . The sug- gestion was that Black have some of the ...
... Judge Black accepted with thanks Johnson's invitation to become one of his defense counsel , his Baltimore client saw an opportunity and urged the Judge to make the most of it . The sug- gestion was that Black have some of the ...
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THE VICE PRESIDENT | 3 |
THE RADICALS | 35 |
OF HOPES DEFERRED | 49 |
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