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... Department ; and as that department had charge of a great deal of construction in Washington , the amount of business was large . Not even an admonition from President Buchanan , who only learned of the procedure after it had been going ...
... Department ; and as that department had charge of a great deal of construction in Washington , the amount of business was large . Not even an admonition from President Buchanan , who only learned of the procedure after it had been going ...
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... Department , who sensibly occupied himself with contracts and political con- tacts , and stopped issuing orders from his own office , so that everything relating to the American army , down to the most insignificant details of ...
... Department , who sensibly occupied himself with contracts and political con- tacts , and stopped issuing orders from his own office , so that everything relating to the American army , down to the most insignificant details of ...
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... Department , Adairsville , May 18 Johnston passed last night here . We overtook him at sundown yesterday and skirmished heavily with his rear till dark . In the morning he was gone , and we are after him . Sherman to War Department ...
... Department , Adairsville , May 18 Johnston passed last night here . We overtook him at sundown yesterday and skirmished heavily with his rear till dark . In the morning he was gone , and we are after him . Sherman to War Department ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
Copyright | |
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