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... hundred dollars . This arrangement for evading service by the payment of money to the government was heartily resented by workingmen and others to whom three hundred dollars was a large or impossible sum . It was , in truth , a bare ...
... hundred dollars . This arrangement for evading service by the payment of money to the government was heartily resented by workingmen and others to whom three hundred dollars was a large or impossible sum . It was , in truth , a bare ...
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... hundred dollars an article - but he said flatly that he was not a writer , and that he wanted to forget the Civil War , anyway . § 3 The end came with the explosive suddenness of an earth- quake . On Sunday , May 4 , 1884 , Ward ...
... hundred dollars an article - but he said flatly that he was not a writer , and that he wanted to forget the Civil War , anyway . § 3 The end came with the explosive suddenness of an earth- quake . On Sunday , May 4 , 1884 , Ward ...
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... hundred dollars each . Fifteen hundred dollars for the three ; it would help . The General wrote an article on the battle of Shiloh ; it ap- pears to - day in the Century war papers - a dry , informative story , in terse English , as ...
... hundred dollars each . Fifteen hundred dollars for the three ; it would help . The General wrote an article on the battle of Shiloh ; it ap- pears to - day in the Century war papers - a dry , informative story , in terse English , as ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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