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... Andrew Johnson's unhappy admin- istration offers historical judgments that later research has admitted and endorsed . We are advised , for example , that John- son , instead of being the champion of constitutionality , had an attitude ...
... Andrew Johnson's unhappy admin- istration offers historical judgments that later research has admitted and endorsed . We are advised , for example , that John- son , instead of being the champion of constitutionality , had an attitude ...
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William E. Woodward. CHAPTER XXIV . THE ERA OF ANDREW JOHNSON XXV . THE TURMOIL OF RECONSTRUCTION XXVI . GRANT BECOMES PRESIDENT XXVII . ADVENTURES IN HIGH FINANCE XXVIII . THE RECONSTRUCTED SOUTH XXIX . DIPLOMATIC EPISODES XXX . THE ...
William E. Woodward. CHAPTER XXIV . THE ERA OF ANDREW JOHNSON XXV . THE TURMOIL OF RECONSTRUCTION XXVI . GRANT BECOMES PRESIDENT XXVII . ADVENTURES IN HIGH FINANCE XXVIII . THE RECONSTRUCTED SOUTH XXIX . DIPLOMATIC EPISODES XXX . THE ...
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... Andrew Johnson was looked upon by the Radicals as a " Godsend , " and as " a man anointed and conse- crated to do a great work . " He ascended to the presidency amid the quiet exultation of politicians . Senators Wade , Chandler , and ...
... Andrew Johnson was looked upon by the Radicals as a " Godsend , " and as " a man anointed and conse- crated to do a great work . " He ascended to the presidency amid the quiet exultation of politicians . Senators Wade , Chandler , and ...
Contents
MEN AND HORSES | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FAntasies | 25 |
THE UNWILLING Soldier | 38 |
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