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Page 371
... Senate , but before that body could confirm it , Tod refused by telegraph . Senator William Pitt Fessenden of Maine , head of the Senate finance committee - about the only man left who combined public prominence with a real knowledge of ...
... Senate , but before that body could confirm it , Tod refused by telegraph . Senator William Pitt Fessenden of Maine , head of the Senate finance committee - about the only man left who combined public prominence with a real knowledge of ...
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... Senate and barricaded him- self in the Department , sleeping on a sofa as in the old " dis- tressing periods " while waiting for news from the front . On the same day the House followed Stevens in voting to im- peach President Andrew ...
... Senate and barricaded him- self in the Department , sleeping on a sofa as in the old " dis- tressing periods " while waiting for news from the front . On the same day the House followed Stevens in voting to im- peach President Andrew ...
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... Senator from Mississippi , who mentioned it at the time to the Hon . James E. Rollins of Missouri . Mr. Saulsbury , Senator from Delaware , by a resolution offered in the Senate last winter , proposed to substanti- ate it before a ...
... Senator from Mississippi , who mentioned it at the time to the Hon . James E. Rollins of Missouri . Mr. Saulsbury , Senator from Delaware , by a resolution offered in the Senate last winter , proposed to substanti- ate it before a ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
Copyright | |
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