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Page 462
... Badeau , who was an obstreperous , spread - eagle sort of per- son , considered the Prince of Wales dinner a ghastly failure . He attended it in company with the Grants . When they arrived they passed first into a large ante - chamber ...
... Badeau , who was an obstreperous , spread - eagle sort of per- son , considered the Prince of Wales dinner a ghastly failure . He attended it in company with the Grants . When they arrived they passed first into a large ante - chamber ...
Page 511
... Badeau , a statement by Badeau , and an apology by the newspaper . These articles make clear the exact nature of the relationship of Badeau to the prepara- tion of General Grant's Memoirs . I give the articles herewith . I feel greatly ...
... Badeau , a statement by Badeau , and an apology by the newspaper . These articles make clear the exact nature of the relationship of Badeau to the prepara- tion of General Grant's Memoirs . I give the articles herewith . I feel greatly ...
Page 517
... Badeau sends with his letter shows that it was plain and definite . The contract shows that Gen. Grant took a modest and generous view of the situa- tion . The Commercial also acknowledges that it was in error in stating that Gen. Badeau ...
... Badeau sends with his letter shows that it was plain and definite . The contract shows that Gen. Grant took a modest and generous view of the situa- tion . The Commercial also acknowledges that it was in error in stating that Gen. Badeau ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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