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... asked to substitute for his implied assent to the doctrine of a pledge on the status of the forts given by him , a strong and flat denial that any pledge had been given or intended . It asked the dele- tion of every word that suggested ...
... asked to substitute for his implied assent to the doctrine of a pledge on the status of the forts given by him , a strong and flat denial that any pledge had been given or intended . It asked the dele- tion of every word that suggested ...
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Fletcher Pratt. had only asked that Grant and Pope be made major - generals ; on the heels of which Pope promptly took Island ... asked A. K. McClure ( the publisher - politician , and a man of weight ) to be their delegate before Lincoln ...
Fletcher Pratt. had only asked that Grant and Pope be made major - generals ; on the heels of which Pope promptly took Island ... asked A. K. McClure ( the publisher - politician , and a man of weight ) to be their delegate before Lincoln ...
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... asked Stanton to stay . But this was merely the legal argument of the case . The real trial was conducted in a differ- ent field and on a different basis . Attorney - General Stanbery , who was one of Johnson's counsel , managed to ...
... asked Stanton to stay . But this was merely the legal argument of the case . The real trial was conducted in a differ- ent field and on a different basis . Attorney - General Stanbery , who was one of Johnson's counsel , managed to ...
Contents
An Ohio Boyhood | 3 |
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
Copyright | |
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