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... head of the counsel table in the Mc- Cormick Reaper case , and John Tucker , head of the Penn- sylvania Railroad , the latter to have authority over contracts for steamers , transports , wagon - trains , and transportation in general ...
... head of the counsel table in the Mc- Cormick Reaper case , and John Tucker , head of the Penn- sylvania Railroad , the latter to have authority over contracts for steamers , transports , wagon - trains , and transportation in general ...
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... head , Frémont ran short of supplies in western Virginia , and McDowell's march to Fredericksburg was delayed because rail transport could not keep up his supplies . Stanton hit upon the device of creating a new , government- operated ...
... head , Frémont ran short of supplies in western Virginia , and McDowell's march to Fredericksburg was delayed because rail transport could not keep up his supplies . Stanton hit upon the device of creating a new , government- operated ...
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... head for organization ; cold and sarcastic in manner , and a notable marcher at the head of horse , of which he had brought a regiment from Utah all the way to Washington at the outbreak of war . Hooker believed he had saved the army on ...
... head for organization ; cold and sarcastic in manner , and a notable marcher at the head of horse , of which he had brought a regiment from Utah all the way to Washington at the outbreak of war . Hooker believed he had saved the army on ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
Copyright | |
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