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... lived in a neighboring set- tlement . Her family had come from Pennsylvania , and her father was prosperous , considering the limitations of the time . He owned a large farm and lived in a brick house . It would appear that Jesse ...
... lived in a neighboring set- tlement . Her family had come from Pennsylvania , and her father was prosperous , considering the limitations of the time . He owned a large farm and lived in a brick house . It would appear that Jesse ...
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... lived at the Spottswood Hotel in Rich- mond in 1864 wrote that he was paying twenty dollars a day for his room and board , and that he had never lived so inex- pensively in his life , as the cost of his living was equal to only three ...
... lived at the Spottswood Hotel in Rich- mond in 1864 wrote that he was paying twenty dollars a day for his room and board , and that he had never lived so inex- pensively in his life , as the cost of his living was equal to only three ...
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... lived by the letter of the Constitution as conscientiously as the priests in Solomon's temple lived by the Mosaic law ; and under the Constitution the granting of the suffrage was a privilege belonging to the states . Besides , Johnson ...
... lived by the letter of the Constitution as conscientiously as the priests in Solomon's temple lived by the Mosaic law ; and under the Constitution the granting of the suffrage was a privilege belonging to the states . Besides , Johnson ...
Contents
MEN AND HORSES | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FAntasies | 25 |
THE UNWILLING Soldier | 38 |
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