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... military commission . Again Johnson leaned on one of his aids ; and again , perhaps all too willingly , he heeded bad advice . Attorney General Speed's argu- ment for a court martial was that the crime took place in the National Capital ...
... military commission . Again Johnson leaned on one of his aids ; and again , perhaps all too willingly , he heeded bad advice . Attorney General Speed's argu- ment for a court martial was that the crime took place in the National Capital ...
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... military , " but that it had a constitutional right to meet and that " no one ought to object " to such " harmless pleasantry . " Informed of Baird's reaction , Lieu- tenant - Governor Voorhees got off a wire to Johnson . " Is the military ...
... military , " but that it had a constitutional right to meet and that " no one ought to object " to such " harmless pleasantry . " Informed of Baird's reaction , Lieu- tenant - Governor Voorhees got off a wire to Johnson . " Is the military ...
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... military officers arrested persons for offenses against the armed services . In 1864 , Lambden P. Milli- gan , an Indiana civilian , was accused of instigating insurrection , tried by a military commission , convicted and condemned to ...
... military officers arrested persons for offenses against the armed services . In 1864 , Lambden P. Milli- gan , an Indiana civilian , was accused of instigating insurrection , tried by a military commission , convicted and condemned to ...
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THE VICE PRESIDENT | 3 |
THE RADICALS | 35 |
OF HOPES DEFERRED | 49 |
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