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Page 120
... looked like Father Christmas and thought like Old Scrooge ) , was such as to send him into a rage against Seward from which he never recovered . But the ships were made ready , the ships steamed out of New York harbor , and old Justice ...
... looked like Father Christmas and thought like Old Scrooge ) , was such as to send him into a rage against Seward from which he never recovered . But the ships were made ready , the ships steamed out of New York harbor , and old Justice ...
Page 147
... looked at his visitor for one moment , then picked out a paper from the pile before him . " I believe this is your resignation , is it not , sir ? " he said , and tore it into pieces which drifted to the floor . " I owe you an apology ...
... looked at his visitor for one moment , then picked out a paper from the pile before him . " I believe this is your resignation , is it not , sir ? " he said , and tore it into pieces which drifted to the floor . " I owe you an apology ...
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... looked bad and there were com- plaints from Illinois about the number of refugee Negroes sent there ; on the fourteenth Stanton stopped the movement , and McClellan protested that his army could not move for lack of shoes . To another ...
... looked bad and there were com- plaints from Illinois about the number of refugee Negroes sent there ; on the fourteenth Stanton stopped the movement , and McClellan protested that his army could not move for lack of shoes . To another ...
Contents
An Ohio Boyhood | 3 |
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
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