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... passed a bill which forbade the President to issue any orders to the army except through the general in command - that is , through General Grant . Radicals had begun to feel sure of Grant , for they had taken his measure and had ...
... passed a bill which forbade the President to issue any orders to the army except through the general in command - that is , through General Grant . Radicals had begun to feel sure of Grant , for they had taken his measure and had ...
Page 435
... passed in May , 1870 , an Enforcement Act , which was designed to make the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendment effective . Later on another section of the Enforcement Act came into being . As it applied directly to the Ku - Klux outrages ...
... passed in May , 1870 , an Enforcement Act , which was designed to make the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendment effective . Later on another section of the Enforcement Act came into being . As it applied directly to the Ku - Klux outrages ...
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... passed first into a large ante - chamber where the Prince of Wales was playing with his two boys - one of whom is now King George V. The other guests had not come . The Prince came forward , shook hands with the General , met Mrs. Grant ...
... passed first into a large ante - chamber where the Prince of Wales was playing with his two boys - one of whom is now King George V. The other guests had not come . The Prince came forward , shook hands with the General , met Mrs. Grant ...
Contents
MEN AND HORSES | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FAntasies | 25 |
THE UNWILLING Soldier | 38 |
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