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... President and his Democratic Vice President were in profound rapport . They were together on Lincoln's last day when , shortly after noon , Johnson called at the White House at the President's request . Edward D. Neill , chaplain of a ...
... President and his Democratic Vice President were in profound rapport . They were together on Lincoln's last day when , shortly after noon , Johnson called at the White House at the President's request . Edward D. Neill , chaplain of a ...
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... President's intemperance . Drunkard , illiterate , faithless husband , vulgarian , traitor , and murderer ! Even after a tedious Congressional investigation had proved all these charges ... President 162 ] ANDREW JOHNSON : PRESIDENT ON TRIAL.
... President's intemperance . Drunkard , illiterate , faithless husband , vulgarian , traitor , and murderer ! Even after a tedious Congressional investigation had proved all these charges ... President 162 ] ANDREW JOHNSON : PRESIDENT ON TRIAL.
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... President found the exchange exhilarating . Welles found it depressing . He said as much to Seward , but Seward could see no harm in the President's trading a few words with his audience . The President , Seward thought , " was doing ...
... President found the exchange exhilarating . Welles found it depressing . He said as much to Seward , but Seward could see no harm in the President's trading a few words with his audience . The President , Seward thought , " was doing ...
Contents
THE VICE PRESIDENT | 3 |
THE RADICALS | 35 |
OF HOPES DEFERRED | 49 |
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