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Page 115
... talks about it all day . He had horses to talk about , and the doings at the post , and his reminiscences of the Mexican War . Yet if we are to place him at all , at this period of his life , we must include him among the Democrats . He ...
... talks about it all day . He had horses to talk about , and the doings at the post , and his reminiscences of the Mexican War . Yet if we are to place him at all , at this period of his life , we must include him among the Democrats . He ...
Page 357
W. E. Woodward. Sherman Talks 357 buzzing in their heads . Dreams of festivals , sacrifices and flowing blood . How ... talk is in order . So Sherman and Johnston talked in a farmhouse while the two war - bitten armies sat down and ...
W. E. Woodward. Sherman Talks 357 buzzing in their heads . Dreams of festivals , sacrifices and flowing blood . How ... talk is in order . So Sherman and Johnston talked in a farmhouse while the two war - bitten armies sat down and ...
Page 423
... talk of this kind the Presidential air , when Bristow approached , was like a breeze from an iceberg . He saw that he was no longer wanted in the cabinet , so he handed in his resignation and disappears from our narrative . § 7 The ...
... talk of this kind the Presidential air , when Bristow approached , was like a breeze from an iceberg . He saw that he was no longer wanted in the cabinet , so he handed in his resignation and disappears from our narrative . § 7 The ...
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CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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