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Page 119
... seems to give the Administration great trou- ble ; and luckily it is a measure of their own . The first month of the Administration seems to have furnished an ample vindication of your policy , and to have rendered all occasion of other ...
... seems to give the Administration great trou- ble ; and luckily it is a measure of their own . The first month of the Administration seems to have furnished an ample vindication of your policy , and to have rendered all occasion of other ...
Page 124
... seem puny . The only star rose over the western counties of Virginia , which had refused to ratify the ordinance of ... seems to be one of greater danger than at any former period . Stanton to General John A. Dix , June 11 , 1861 No one ...
... seem puny . The only star rose over the western counties of Virginia , which had refused to ratify the ordinance of ... seems to be one of greater danger than at any former period . Stanton to General John A. Dix , June 11 , 1861 No one ...
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... seems to have been well received . That night the War Sec- retary held a conference at the Department with Sumner , Representatives Gooch and Dawes and a few others , and ex- plained the plan to them . This conference has received a par ...
... seems to have been well received . That night the War Sec- retary held a conference at the Department with Sumner , Representatives Gooch and Dawes and a few others , and ex- plained the plan to them . This conference has received a par ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
Copyright | |
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