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... Grant made no reply to these pertinent questions , and they still remain without an answer . Smith , who certainly got the tarred end of the stick in this transaction , became a bitter enemy of Grant . He wrote that Butler's mysterious ...
... Grant made no reply to these pertinent questions , and they still remain without an answer . Smith , who certainly got the tarred end of the stick in this transaction , became a bitter enemy of Grant . He wrote that Butler's mysterious ...
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... Grant : His Life and Character . New York , 1920 . Grant , Arthur Hastings , The Grant Family Magazine . Feb. 1900 - Dec . 1901. Montclair , N. J. Grant , Frederick D. , Reminiscences of General U. S. Grant . A paper read before the ...
... Grant : His Life and Character . New York , 1920 . Grant , Arthur Hastings , The Grant Family Magazine . Feb. 1900 - Dec . 1901. Montclair , N. J. Grant , Frederick D. , Reminiscences of General U. S. Grant . A paper read before the ...
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... Grant , 497 slave issue in , 69-70 Conkling , Roscoe , and Grant's third term candidacy , 474-475 Constitution , United States , 153 disregarded by anti - slavery fana- tics , 127 Johnson's efforts to preserve , 364 Lincoln and the ...
... Grant , 497 slave issue in , 69-70 Conkling , Roscoe , and Grant's third term candidacy , 474-475 Constitution , United States , 153 disregarded by anti - slavery fana- tics , 127 Johnson's efforts to preserve , 364 Lincoln and the ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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