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... Stevens ' desire to be named Attorney - General . Stevens soon had Washington laughing over his verbal slaps at Lincoln's first Secretary of War . Distressed by this , desiring the friendship of both men , Lincoln asked Stevens to curb ...
... Stevens ' desire to be named Attorney - General . Stevens soon had Washington laughing over his verbal slaps at Lincoln's first Secretary of War . Distressed by this , desiring the friendship of both men , Lincoln asked Stevens to curb ...
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... Stevens arrived on the twenty - third , taking quarters for the time being at the National Hotel . Six days later he called on the President . According to the New York Herald , Johnson did the talking and Stevens listened . Stevens ...
... Stevens arrived on the twenty - third , taking quarters for the time being at the National Hotel . Six days later he called on the President . According to the New York Herald , Johnson did the talking and Stevens listened . Stevens ...
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... Stevens ' as having been used by the President in a certain speech at the White House , and when I hear a gentleman whom I suppose to be the Thaddeus Stevens referred to speak in such strong terms in favor of the President , I wish to ...
... Stevens ' as having been used by the President in a certain speech at the White House , and when I hear a gentleman whom I suppose to be the Thaddeus Stevens referred to speak in such strong terms in favor of the President , I wish to ...
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THE VICE PRESIDENT | 3 |
THE RADICALS | 35 |
OF HOPES DEFERRED | 49 |
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