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... Johnson he would ; but while the controversy was going on , he did not funk either his advisory or his executive duties , and he was the best execu- tive in the Cabinet . in The Congressional campaign of 1866 was the place where the ...
... Johnson he would ; but while the controversy was going on , he did not funk either his advisory or his executive duties , and he was the best execu- tive in the Cabinet . in The Congressional campaign of 1866 was the place where the ...
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... Johnson , Lincoln , or any other man , but to the United States of America . On August 12 Johnson suspended Stanton , appointed Grant as interim Secretary of War , and at the same time removed Sheridan in favor of Hancock . Instantly ...
... Johnson , Lincoln , or any other man , but to the United States of America . On August 12 Johnson suspended Stanton , appointed Grant as interim Secretary of War , and at the same time removed Sheridan in favor of Hancock . Instantly ...
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... Johnson , he was not Johnson's Secretary of War . As was , and is the custom , all the Cabinet officers offered their resignations when Johnson took over , and Johnson asked Stanton to stay . But this was merely the legal argument of ...
... Johnson , he was not Johnson's Secretary of War . As was , and is the custom , all the Cabinet officers offered their resignations when Johnson took over , and Johnson asked Stanton to stay . But this was merely the legal argument of ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
Copyright | |
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