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... thing in him that put him in tune with the sufferings and longings of other people . It was a capacity that can play ... things he picked one with Sec- retary Stanton . In the last week of March , 1865 , Lincoln was paying a visit to the ...
... thing in him that put him in tune with the sufferings and longings of other people . It was a capacity that can play ... things he picked one with Sec- retary Stanton . In the last week of March , 1865 , Lincoln was paying a visit to the ...
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... thing in cooking stoves , in the kitchen . Philadelphia gave him an even more expensive house . New York City gave him one hundred thousand dollars in cash and Boston a library worth five thousand . Grant was pleased with these things ...
... thing in cooking stoves , in the kitchen . Philadelphia gave him an even more expensive house . New York City gave him one hundred thousand dollars in cash and Boston a library worth five thousand . Grant was pleased with these things ...
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... thing to save Grant , but it pretty nearly ruined me . I might have done the same thing under the same circum- stances ... Grant . . . was the right man in the right place during the war , and no matter what his faults were or are , the ...
... thing to save Grant , but it pretty nearly ruined me . I might have done the same thing under the same circum- stances ... Grant . . . was the right man in the right place during the war , and no matter what his faults were or are , the ...
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THE VICE PRESIDENT | 3 |
THE RADICALS | 35 |
OF HOPES DEFERRED | 49 |
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