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... Department ; and as that department had charge of a great deal of construction in Washington , the amount of business was large . Not even an admonition from President Buchanan , who only learned of the procedure after it had been going ...
... Department ; and as that department had charge of a great deal of construction in Washington , the amount of business was large . Not even an admonition from President Buchanan , who only learned of the procedure after it had been going ...
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... Department to find out what was going on . He found the President there , and Halleck , smoking a cigar . Stan- ton fussed in and out , his jaw set like a snapping turtle's ; and there was a telegram from General R. H. Milroy , who had ...
... Department to find out what was going on . He found the President there , and Halleck , smoking a cigar . Stan- ton fussed in and out , his jaw set like a snapping turtle's ; and there was a telegram from General R. H. Milroy , who had ...
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... Department of the , 176 Mississippi River , 183 , 215 , 266-270 Missouri , 78–79 , 183 , 286–287 , 312 political dissension in , 339–341 secession issue , 110 , 118 , 132 Mitchell , Robert , 32 Mitchell , T. A. , 326 Mobile , Ala ...
... Department of the , 176 Mississippi River , 183 , 215 , 266-270 Missouri , 78–79 , 183 , 286–287 , 312 political dissension in , 339–341 secession issue , 110 , 118 , 132 Mitchell , Robert , 32 Mitchell , T. A. , 326 Mobile , Ala ...
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An Ohio Boyhood | 3 |
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
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