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... Davis ' inaugural day . Until then he had been a provisional president , but now he was to begin his regular term of six years . Davis stood under an awning by the side of the equestrian statue of George Washington , on the public ...
... Davis ' inaugural day . Until then he had been a provisional president , but now he was to begin his regular term of six years . Davis stood under an awning by the side of the equestrian statue of George Washington , on the public ...
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... Davis had sold her carriage horses , and a day or two later some Richmond ladies who had been at the President's receptions and knew Mrs. Davis , recog- nized some of that lady's belongings in a dry goods stere placed there for sale ...
... Davis had sold her carriage horses , and a day or two later some Richmond ladies who had been at the President's receptions and knew Mrs. Davis , recog- nized some of that lady's belongings in a dry goods stere placed there for sale ...
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... Davis . New York , 1866 . Davis , Jefferson , The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government . New York , 1881 . Davis , Susan Lawrence , Authentic History of the Ku Klux Klan , 1865- 1877. New York , 1924 . Davis , Varina Howell , ...
... Davis . New York , 1866 . Davis , Jefferson , The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government . New York , 1881 . Davis , Susan Lawrence , Authentic History of the Ku Klux Klan , 1865- 1877. New York , 1924 . Davis , Varina Howell , ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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