Life of President Garfield: The Complete Record of a Wonderful Career...Hubbard, 1881 - 621 páginas |
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... standing upon his forehead and coursing down his heated , cinder - stained cheeks , walked to his home with a weary step . All night long the fires had ravished the woods surrounding his little homestead , and all night long , assisted ...
... standing upon his forehead and coursing down his heated , cinder - stained cheeks , walked to his home with a weary step . All night long the fires had ravished the woods surrounding his little homestead , and all night long , assisted ...
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... stand sponsors for her courage and devotion . When the Edict of Nantes was revoked , Maturin Ballou fled to America and took refuge in Cumberland , Rhode Island . The fifth in descent from this great man was James Ballou , who , after ...
... stand sponsors for her courage and devotion . When the Edict of Nantes was revoked , Maturin Ballou fled to America and took refuge in Cumberland , Rhode Island . The fifth in descent from this great man was James Ballou , who , after ...
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... standing face to face with their hands on the stirrer , they moved the apples about in the kettle and chatted of love , war , or the gossip of the neighborhood . What man , that has ever stirred apple - butter with his sweetheart , has ...
... standing face to face with their hands on the stirrer , they moved the apples about in the kettle and chatted of love , war , or the gossip of the neighborhood . What man , that has ever stirred apple - butter with his sweetheart , has ...
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... stand still in the sky ! Then the sweet noon - rest under the trees , the renewal of labor , the long , hot afternoon , with night at last ! What farmer - boy does not remember these days in his early life ? To James Garfield such life ...
... stand still in the sky ! Then the sweet noon - rest under the trees , the renewal of labor , the long , hot afternoon , with night at last ! What farmer - boy does not remember these days in his early life ? To James Garfield such life ...
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... to his home . " On this first trip , he had his first fight . He was holding his " setting - pole " against his shoulder . Dave , a hand , was standing a short distance away , when the boat made a sudden lunge , and the.
... to his home . " On this first trip , he had his first fight . He was holding his " setting - pole " against his shoulder . Dave , a hand , was standing a short distance away , when the boat made a sudden lunge , and the.
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announced applause army ballot battle battle of Chickamauga began bill Blaine boys called campaign candidate Capitol chairman CHARLES GUITEAU Chattanooga cheers Chicago Chief of Staff Colonel command committee Congress Conkling contest Convention crowd delegates Democratic district duty earnest Elberon election enemy entered face favor field Fitz John Porter force friends Garfield Government Grant hand head heart Hinsdale Hiram Hiram College honor hope hour hundred James letter Long Branch March ment mind minority report morning moved nation never night nomination o'clock Ohio passed Piketon political President question rebel Republic Republican party Rockwell Rosecrans seats Secretary Senate Sherman soldiers soon speech Swaim Thomas thousand tion to-day took troops Tullahoma campaign Union victory vote Washington WAYNE MACVEAGH White House WILLIAM WINDOM Williams College York
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