Advice After Appomattox: Letters to Andrew Johnson, 1865-1866, Volume 1Brooks D. Simpson, LeRoy P. Graf, John Muldowny |
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... Grant : Warlord Turned Peacemaker Introduction 199 Letter 212 Washington , D.C. December 18 , 1865 212 Epilogue 216 Appendix I : Observations of Two Other Generals : George G. Meade and George H. Thomas 229 Appendix II : Johnson's ...
... Grant : Warlord Turned Peacemaker Introduction 199 Letter 212 Washington , D.C. December 18 , 1865 212 Epilogue 216 Appendix I : Observations of Two Other Generals : George G. Meade and George H. Thomas 229 Appendix II : Johnson's ...
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