Life of President Garfield: The Complete Record of a Wonderful Career...Hubbard, 1881 - 621 páginas |
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... party , of whom Eliza Ballou was one , set out . Six weeks were occupied in the journey , and six more in settling in the new home . At the age of eighteen , Eliza Ballou fell in love with the man , whose death we have just described ...
... party , of whom Eliza Ballou was one , set out . Six weeks were occupied in the journey , and six more in settling in the new home . At the age of eighteen , Eliza Ballou fell in love with the man , whose death we have just described ...
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... Party . He manifested while in college the same tendency toward breadth which he has since , for it is well known that he has been a general scholar and a statesman rather than a mere politician . And as General Garfield was broad in ...
... Party . He manifested while in college the same tendency toward breadth which he has since , for it is well known that he has been a general scholar and a statesman rather than a mere politician . And as General Garfield was broad in ...
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... Party , in 1856 , men with his opinions , during our college days , were in a sort of political limbo , for he would have nothing to do with the Know - Nothing Party , which then seemed to be carrying everything before it , and ...
... Party , in 1856 , men with his opinions , during our college days , were in a sort of political limbo , for he would have nothing to do with the Know - Nothing Party , which then seemed to be carrying everything before it , and ...
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... party man who , however , looks beyond party , and of a practical statesman who deals with existing facts , and does the best with them , rather than those of a political doctrinaire . His consistent and unflinching support of honest ...
... party man who , however , looks beyond party , and of a practical statesman who deals with existing facts , and does the best with them , rather than those of a political doctrinaire . His consistent and unflinching support of honest ...
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... Party , John C. Fremont , was nominated shortly before our graduation . A college ratification meet- ing was held , on receipt of the news , and , among others of the Senior Class , Garfield spoke . Probably this was his first ...
... Party , John C. Fremont , was nominated shortly before our graduation . A college ratification meet- ing was held , on receipt of the news , and , among others of the Senior Class , Garfield spoke . Probably this was his first ...
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Life of President Garfield: The Complete Record of a Wonderful Career William Ralston Balch Prévia não disponível - 2015 |
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