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... followed by an informal session of the Cabinet , during which Lincoln tried to beguile the members into agreeing on some policy toward the relief of Fort Sumter . While the prolonged wrangling that followed the President's first sug ...
... followed by an informal session of the Cabinet , during which Lincoln tried to beguile the members into agreeing on some policy toward the relief of Fort Sumter . While the prolonged wrangling that followed the President's first sug ...
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... followed , perhaps , the only method that could have brought them into even a half - hearted acquiescence . He made his statement , listened for an hour to their protests and vituperations , and when they had exhausted themselves ...
... followed , perhaps , the only method that could have brought them into even a half - hearted acquiescence . He made his statement , listened for an hour to their protests and vituperations , and when they had exhausted themselves ...
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... followed Stanton to the War Office . Sumner made only a flying visit to his constituents in Massachusetts . It seemed as if anxiety for the success of the President's " move " made it impossible for him to keep away from Washington . He ...
... followed Stanton to the War Office . Sumner made only a flying visit to his constituents in Massachusetts . It seemed as if anxiety for the success of the President's " move " made it impossible for him to keep away from Washington . He ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I THE PLOT AGAINST THE LINCOLNS | 5 |
THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH BEGINS | 19 |
THE FIRST LEVEE | 28 |
Urheberrecht | |
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