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... White House . Secretary Welles worried about him , and found it a major project to lure the Executive away from his desk for an infrequent boat trip down the Potomac . Johnson's family had better luck . The Grim Presence found it more ...
... White House . Secretary Welles worried about him , and found it a major project to lure the Executive away from his desk for an infrequent boat trip down the Potomac . Johnson's family had better luck . The Grim Presence found it more ...
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... White House to tell the President what had happened . To Andrew John- son this not altogether unexpected development ... White House , Thomas , completing his journey to court , gave bail and promised to return for trial on the following ...
... White House to tell the President what had happened . To Andrew John- son this not altogether unexpected development ... White House , Thomas , completing his journey to court , gave bail and promised to return for trial on the following ...
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... White House staff , was given the task of sounding out the Moderates since it was obvious that the final vote would depend on whether or not the erstwhile Conservatives of the Senate strung along with the Radicals to the bitter end ...
... White House staff , was given the task of sounding out the Moderates since it was obvious that the final vote would depend on whether or not the erstwhile Conservatives of the Senate strung along with the Radicals to the bitter end ...
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THE VICE PRESIDENT | 3 |
THE RADICALS | 35 |
OF HOPES DEFERRED | 49 |
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