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... gave his full con- fidence only to the members of his family , notably to his invalid wife and to the official White House hostess , his daughter , Martha Patterson . Welles gave his full confidence only to his diary . To Welles - the ...
... gave his full con- fidence only to the members of his family , notably to his invalid wife and to the official White House hostess , his daughter , Martha Patterson . Welles gave his full confidence only to his diary . To Welles - the ...
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... gave him a house worth $ 16,000 with a photograph of Lincoln on the parlor wall and a " Big Acorn , " the latest thing in cooking stoves , in the kitchen . Philadelphia gave him an even more expensive house . New York City gave him one ...
... gave him a house worth $ 16,000 with a photograph of Lincoln on the parlor wall and a " Big Acorn , " the latest thing in cooking stoves , in the kitchen . Philadelphia gave him an even more expensive house . New York City gave him one ...
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... gave him my name and told him I knew him a great many years ago , and knew his father and brother and all the family . I gave him my hand , and he talked . He said he was a Delaware boy , which I very well knew ; and he asked me what we ...
... gave him my name and told him I knew him a great many years ago , and knew his father and brother and all the family . I gave him my hand , and he talked . He said he was a Delaware boy , which I very well knew ; and he asked me what we ...
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THE VICE PRESIDENT | 3 |
THE RADICALS | 35 |
OF HOPES DEFERRED | 49 |
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