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... governor , inquiring as to the condition of the land desired ; then a letter from the governor's secretary , again de- scribing the land , and saying that he intended to grant it . The first grant was dated February 27 , 1843 ; was ...
... governor , inquiring as to the condition of the land desired ; then a letter from the governor's secretary , again de- scribing the land , and saying that he intended to grant it . The first grant was dated February 27 , 1843 ; was ...
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... governor . New Jersey felt so aggrieved over the lack of higher command among her citizens that the governor wanted to raise troops for service under New Jersey generals only ; and practically every governor , in the face of repeated ...
... governor . New Jersey felt so aggrieved over the lack of higher command among her citizens that the governor wanted to raise troops for service under New Jersey generals only ; and practically every governor , in the face of repeated ...
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... Governor Brough , Columbus , Ohio ; Governor Morton , Indianapolis , Indiana ; Governor Yates , Chicago , Illinois ; Governor Stone , Davenport , Iowa ; Governor Lewis , Madison , Wisconsin , May 4 General Grant crossed the Rapidan this ...
... Governor Brough , Columbus , Ohio ; Governor Morton , Indianapolis , Indiana ; Governor Yates , Chicago , Illinois ; Governor Stone , Davenport , Iowa ; Governor Lewis , Madison , Wisconsin , May 4 General Grant crossed the Rapidan this ...
Contents
An Ohio Boyhood | 3 |
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
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