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... Stanton's acquaintance with McClellan and his position as McClellan's attorney , though it is by no means improbable that Lincoln thought that if anyone could persuade McClel- lan to move , Stanton would be that man . Of quite another ...
... Stanton's acquaintance with McClellan and his position as McClellan's attorney , though it is by no means improbable that Lincoln thought that if anyone could persuade McClel- lan to move , Stanton would be that man . Of quite another ...
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... Stanton would back him up , Wilson exhibited his authority , and told Johnson he was " a politician of the com- monest sort . " That egg laid into the future would hatch a curious chick . Meanwhile , Grant was growing more and more ...
... Stanton would back him up , Wilson exhibited his authority , and told Johnson he was " a politician of the com- monest sort . " That egg laid into the future would hatch a curious chick . Meanwhile , Grant was growing more and more ...
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... Stanton , Edwin Lamson ( son of E. M. Stanton ) , 29 , 65–66 , 70 Stanton , Ellen Hutchinson ( second Mrs. E. M. Stanton ) , 65-67 , 75 , 232 , 328-329 , 415 Stanton , Henry , 4 Stanton , James ( son of E. M. Stan- ton ) , 217-218 Stanton ...
... Stanton , Edwin Lamson ( son of E. M. Stanton ) , 29 , 65–66 , 70 Stanton , Ellen Hutchinson ( second Mrs. E. M. Stanton ) , 65-67 , 75 , 232 , 328-329 , 415 Stanton , Henry , 4 Stanton , James ( son of E. M. Stan- ton ) , 217-218 Stanton ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
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