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... Buchanan just after Cass resigned , on a day when Washington lay blanketed with one of its rare falls of snow , and offered a novel proposition . The governor of his own state wanted him to go to North Carolina as an ambassador " to ...
... Buchanan just after Cass resigned , on a day when Washington lay blanketed with one of its rare falls of snow , and offered a novel proposition . The governor of his own state wanted him to go to North Carolina as an ambassador " to ...
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... Buchanan . This was the " Memorandum of December 30 , " later famous . It objected to Buchanan's draft on the ground that at two points it acknowledged South Carolina's right to diplomatic represen- tation before the government of the ...
... Buchanan . This was the " Memorandum of December 30 , " later famous . It objected to Buchanan's draft on the ground that at two points it acknowledged South Carolina's right to diplomatic represen- tation before the government of the ...
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... Buchanan's Cab- inet from E. M. Stanton . It could be considered an outrageous breach of confidence on the Attorney - General's part , a kind of treason to the Presi- dent who had appointed him , and who not unnaturally ex- pected that ...
... Buchanan's Cab- inet from E. M. Stanton . It could be considered an outrageous breach of confidence on the Attorney - General's part , a kind of treason to the Presi- dent who had appointed him , and who not unnaturally ex- pected that ...
Contents
An Ohio Boyhood | 3 |
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
Copyright | |
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