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Page 218
... give these authorities , in order that any one who loves details may look them up . Instead of being favored in the way of arms and ammuni- tion , the Southern arsenals had actually less than their proper quota at the outbreak of the ...
... give these authorities , in order that any one who loves details may look them up . Instead of being favored in the way of arms and ammuni- tion , the Southern arsenals had actually less than their proper quota at the outbreak of the ...
Page 393
... give Johnson sufficient time to appoint some other man in his place if he decided not to hold it himself . That would have forced Stan- ton to go to the courts to have himself reinstated . In an angry letter Johnson accused Grant of not ...
... give Johnson sufficient time to appoint some other man in his place if he decided not to hold it himself . That would have forced Stan- ton to go to the courts to have himself reinstated . In an angry letter Johnson accused Grant of not ...
Page 494
... give a royalty of twenty per cent ; and he told Grant that he would certainly sell more than a hundred thousand copies of the book . Moreover he was willing to pay the General $ 25,000 as advance royalty . If the Cen- tury Company can ...
... give a royalty of twenty per cent ; and he told Grant that he would certainly sell more than a hundred thousand copies of the book . Moreover he was willing to pay the General $ 25,000 as advance royalty . If the Cen- tury Company can ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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