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... Secretary of the Interior . Go , then , in God's name . Isaac Toucey , Secretary of the Navy , did nothing but wait to see what Buchanan would do , and then agree that it was the best course , a poor counsellor for a man who found it ...
... Secretary of the Interior . Go , then , in God's name . Isaac Toucey , Secretary of the Navy , did nothing but wait to see what Buchanan would do , and then agree that it was the best course , a poor counsellor for a man who found it ...
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... Secretary of the Navy and the Secretary of the Treasury . No one wants to see Secretary Seward dis- turbed . Already , the people of Philadelphia hoot Stanton's name in the streets and declare that no more men will enlist while he ...
... Secretary of the Navy and the Secretary of the Treasury . No one wants to see Secretary Seward dis- turbed . Already , the people of Philadelphia hoot Stanton's name in the streets and declare that no more men will enlist while he ...
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... Secretary in this matter , " Stanton took him to Lincoln . " Now , General , state your case , " said the Secretary , a lawyer's trick if there ever was one . But Grant ducked it with : " I have no case to state . I am satisfied as it ...
... Secretary in this matter , " Stanton took him to Lincoln . " Now , General , state your case , " said the Secretary , a lawyer's trick if there ever was one . But Grant ducked it with : " I have no case to state . I am satisfied as it ...
Contents
An Ohio Boyhood | 3 |
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
Copyright | |
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