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... tion , Senator Sumner was a regular caller on the new executive , sometimes alone , sometimes with Chief Justice Chase or Senator Wade . From these conferences Sumner came away in a state of euphoria . From his modest bachelor quarters ...
... tion , Senator Sumner was a regular caller on the new executive , sometimes alone , sometimes with Chief Justice Chase or Senator Wade . From these conferences Sumner came away in a state of euphoria . From his modest bachelor quarters ...
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... tion views , and he will relinquish his post . William Dennison of Ohio , Montgomery Blair's successor as Postmaster - General , will in time resolve his own Radical inclina- tions in the same manner . Secretary of the Interior John ...
... tion views , and he will relinquish his post . William Dennison of Ohio , Montgomery Blair's successor as Postmaster - General , will in time resolve his own Radical inclina- tions in the same manner . Secretary of the Interior John ...
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... tion . " The resolution was superfluous , since the course it enunciated had already been adopted by Congress . But as usual Old Thad knew what he was doing . His timing was exquisite . Had he proposed such a resolution to the Joint ...
... tion . " The resolution was superfluous , since the course it enunciated had already been adopted by Congress . But as usual Old Thad knew what he was doing . His timing was exquisite . Had he proposed such a resolution to the Joint ...
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THE VICE PRESIDENT | 3 |
THE RADICALS | 35 |
OF HOPES DEFERRED | 49 |
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