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... important subject of Courtship . Pittsburgh Daily Aurora IMPORTANT ARREST . Deputy U.S. Marshal O'Neill arrived here on Tuesday morning from Philadelphia , with Geo . W. Hen- derson , the counterfeiter , in his custody , and committed ...
... important subject of Courtship . Pittsburgh Daily Aurora IMPORTANT ARREST . Deputy U.S. Marshal O'Neill arrived here on Tuesday morning from Philadelphia , with Geo . W. Hen- derson , the counterfeiter , in his custody , and committed ...
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... important wheel in the machine which elevated that elderly functionary to the Presidency . When a new constitution gave the Pennsylvania Supreme Court its first elective judges in 1851 , Black was one of the five chosen to office ; a ...
... important wheel in the machine which elevated that elderly functionary to the Presidency . When a new constitution gave the Pennsylvania Supreme Court its first elective judges in 1851 , Black was one of the five chosen to office ; a ...
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... important army , perhaps the most important army for its effect on the public , in the midst of a political campaign would create intolerable tensions . But who else was there to command ? Grant suggested Sheridan , Stanton said he was ...
... important army , perhaps the most important army for its effect on the public , in the midst of a political campaign would create intolerable tensions . But who else was there to command ? Grant suggested Sheridan , Stanton said he was ...
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An Ohio Boyhood | 3 |
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
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