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... important fact ; he ansacks with ill - disguised impatience his file of newspapers , but the very one anted is not there , and his hearers either lose a vivid illustration or a stirring ap- eal , or it is introduced with an uncertainty ...
... important fact ; he ansacks with ill - disguised impatience his file of newspapers , but the very one anted is not there , and his hearers either lose a vivid illustration or a stirring ap- eal , or it is introduced with an uncertainty ...
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... important facts and documents , that I look in vain for in the national archives . " - Letter of the late Senator Bingham . Its Completeness . " The longer and more complicated the war becomes , the more important is it to have a work ...
... important facts and documents , that I look in vain for in the national archives . " - Letter of the late Senator Bingham . Its Completeness . " The longer and more complicated the war becomes , the more important is it to have a work ...
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... important events which have transpired from the commencement of the war to the present time , all the rhymes , good or in- different , which have been perpetrated by poets on both sides of Dixie's line , ' and all the incidents and ...
... important events which have transpired from the commencement of the war to the present time , all the rhymes , good or in- different , which have been perpetrated by poets on both sides of Dixie's line , ' and all the incidents and ...
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