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The ship Suwanee , worth not over ten thousand dollars , was chartered to the government for four months for sixty thousand dollars . The Salvor , a captured blockade - runner , sold by the government at auction , was purchased by Clyde ...
The ship Suwanee , worth not over ten thousand dollars , was chartered to the government for four months for sixty thousand dollars . The Salvor , a captured blockade - runner , sold by the government at auction , was purchased by Clyde ...
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He had about one hundred thousand dollars , the income from which he considered quite insufficient to support himself and his wife . The sons were looking out for themselves . Frederick was then a Lieutenant - Colonel in the army ...
He had about one hundred thousand dollars , the income from which he considered quite insufficient to support himself and his wife . The sons were looking out for themselves . Frederick was then a Lieutenant - Colonel in the army ...
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The colored messenger of the firm signed a note for eighty thousand dollars , and that , too , was discounted . Ward was an expert in human avarice . He understood clearly that as long as investors get dividends they have no interest in ...
The colored messenger of the firm signed a note for eighty thousand dollars , and that , too , was discounted . Ward was an expert in human avarice . He understood clearly that as long as investors get dividends they have no interest in ...
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Contents
CEAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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| Title | Meet General Grant |
| Author | W. E. Woodward |
| Published | 1939 |
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