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... civil government . He was about as well fitted to be the head of this nation as any chance captain of a whaling vessel . As President of the United States Taylor had to have opinions , and there were plenty of keen - minded Southern gen ...
... civil government . He was about as well fitted to be the head of this nation as any chance captain of a whaling vessel . As President of the United States Taylor had to have opinions , and there were plenty of keen - minded Southern gen ...
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... civil life necessary for the maintenance of society . Take off thirty per cent from 1,120,000 and you have a remainder of 784,000 . And then we must consider the half - Confederate border states . There were in the Southern armies 238 ...
... civil life necessary for the maintenance of society . Take off thirty per cent from 1,120,000 and you have a remainder of 784,000 . And then we must consider the half - Confederate border states . There were in the Southern armies 238 ...
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... . This bill provided that " every person holding any civil office to which he had been appointed by and with the advice and consent of the Senate , " should be entitled to hold such office until a successor had been appointed in the.
... . This bill provided that " every person holding any civil office to which he had been appointed by and with the advice and consent of the Senate , " should be entitled to hold such office until a successor had been appointed in the.
Contents
CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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