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... become " Hug " would never do - so the tacks had to be pulled out . Ulysses left with mingled joy and reluctance . He had no desire to become a soldier , but he was cheered by the thought that on his way to West Point he would pass ...
... become " Hug " would never do - so the tacks had to be pulled out . Ulysses left with mingled joy and reluctance . He had no desire to become a soldier , but he was cheered by the thought that on his way to West Point he would pass ...
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... become West Point's most distinguished son , he wrote that when he entered the Academy he had little hope of ever getting through the course ; and he had expected , if he did graduate , to resign from the army and try to get a place as ...
... become West Point's most distinguished son , he wrote that when he entered the Academy he had little hope of ever getting through the course ; and he had expected , if he did graduate , to resign from the army and try to get a place as ...
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... become a member of the church , for he talked con- tinually about religion with his famous brother - in - law . At one time he declared to Grant that he did not believe there was really an out - and - out atheist in the world , because ...
... become a member of the church , for he talked con- tinually about religion with his famous brother - in - law . At one time he declared to Grant that he did not believe there was really an out - and - out atheist in the world , because ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
Copyright | |
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