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... Senate's time in a verbal castigation of the aged Senator Butler , of South Carolina . In return Mr. Brooks , who was a member of the House and a relative of Senator Butler , decided to give Mr. Sumner a beating . He appeared in the Senate ...
... Senate's time in a verbal castigation of the aged Senator Butler , of South Carolina . In return Mr. Brooks , who was a member of the House and a relative of Senator Butler , decided to give Mr. Sumner a beating . He appeared in the Senate ...
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... Senate . The purpose of the law was to prevent Johnson from dismissing the Radicals from office and putting his own supporters in their places . However , he might , under the law , suspend officials when the Senate was not in session ...
... Senate . The purpose of the law was to prevent Johnson from dismissing the Radicals from office and putting his own supporters in their places . However , he might , under the law , suspend officials when the Senate was not in session ...
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... Senators at their homes for the purpose of persuading them to vote for impeachment . After six weeks of testimony and argument the Senate voted on May 16th . Thirty - five Republicans voted against Johnson ; twelve Democrats and seven ...
... Senators at their homes for the purpose of persuading them to vote for impeachment . After six weeks of testimony and argument the Senate voted on May 16th . Thirty - five Republicans voted against Johnson ; twelve Democrats and seven ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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