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Page 103
... knew all about the Pittsburgh cannon shipment and Floyd knew that he knew it ; a telegram had come from the new Attorney - General's law partner , Judge Shaler , and a mass meeting of indignation had been held in Pittsburgh . The ...
... knew all about the Pittsburgh cannon shipment and Floyd knew that he knew it ; a telegram had come from the new Attorney - General's law partner , Judge Shaler , and a mass meeting of indignation had been held in Pittsburgh . The ...
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... knew that eight companies of regular troops were on their way to protect the capital and the in- auguration . He knew that the city was full of clever New York detectives , who had tracked down every plot . He knew that the D.C. militia ...
... knew that eight companies of regular troops were on their way to protect the capital and the in- auguration . He knew that the city was full of clever New York detectives , who had tracked down every plot . He knew that the D.C. militia ...
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... knew them , the better . This was true enough to bite ; those present all knew that the elegant hostess , Mrs. Rose Greenhow , was at that moment in Old Capitol prison for having passed on to the Confederates advance notice of ...
... knew them , the better . This was true enough to bite ; those present all knew that the elegant hostess , Mrs. Rose Greenhow , was at that moment in Old Capitol prison for having passed on to the Confederates advance notice of ...
Contents
An Ohio Boyhood | 3 |
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
Copyright | |
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