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... Secretary Chase on February 19 , 1863 : I write you this morning to send you a copy of a private letter I have from ... Secretary of War and sending him to Vicksburg to stay with Grant's army . Dana went as an observer ; he was the eyes ...
... Secretary Chase on February 19 , 1863 : I write you this morning to send you a copy of a private letter I have from ... Secretary of War and sending him to Vicksburg to stay with Grant's army . Dana went as an observer ; he was the eyes ...
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... Secretary of the Navy . Mr. Borie was a gentleman of wealth - he had made a fortune in profiteering operations during the Civil War - but he was so little known that when his name came before the Senate for confirmation both the ...
... Secretary of the Navy . Mr. Borie was a gentleman of wealth - he had made a fortune in profiteering operations during the Civil War - but he was so little known that when his name came before the Senate for confirmation both the ...
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... Secretary of the Treasury Richardson appointed John D. Sanborn - who was a friend of Butler - as a special agent for the collection of delinquent taxes . The contract pro- vided that Sanborn was to receive , as his compensation , one ...
... Secretary of the Treasury Richardson appointed John D. Sanborn - who was a friend of Butler - as a special agent for the collection of delinquent taxes . The contract pro- vided that Sanborn was to receive , as his compensation , one ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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