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... brought off an acquittal that was for years the talk of legal Ohio . Mr. Gaddis , less impressed than the lawyers , complained that he " might as well have been hanged as deprived of his property and left to starve . " " You deserve to ...
... brought off an acquittal that was for years the talk of legal Ohio . Mr. Gaddis , less impressed than the lawyers , complained that he " might as well have been hanged as deprived of his property and left to starve . " " You deserve to ...
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... brought the Army of the Potomac to Mal- vern Hill , with easy access to Harrison's Landing on the James ; McClellan saw all tight , turned over his command to Porter , and went aboard a gunboat . Lee attacked disjointedly because his ...
... brought the Army of the Potomac to Mal- vern Hill , with easy access to Harrison's Landing on the James ; McClellan saw all tight , turned over his command to Porter , and went aboard a gunboat . Lee attacked disjointedly because his ...
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... brought daily to Washington by hundreds . Some repulse we have had beyond what is spoken of , I have no doubt . " But it was only gradually and by grapevine that there reached the public the tale that Grant had lost 10,000 men at Cold ...
... brought daily to Washington by hundreds . Some repulse we have had beyond what is spoken of , I have no doubt . " But it was only gradually and by grapevine that there reached the public the tale that Grant had lost 10,000 men at Cold ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
Copyright | |
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