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Stahl staid at Brunswick , continuing his studies , except when he came to Boston , which was , I suppose , about orce a month . It is stated in the affidavit that he remained there four months , but I think that is an error .
Stahl staid at Brunswick , continuing his studies , except when he came to Boston , which was , I suppose , about orce a month . It is stated in the affidavit that he remained there four months , but I think that is an error .
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And as for “ fear of dismissal , " as it reads in the affidavit , Mr. Cheney never threatened to dismiss me for not doing it , although I suppose if I had refused to do itMr. CANNON . I do not think it is fair for the witness to give ...
And as for “ fear of dismissal , " as it reads in the affidavit , Mr. Cheney never threatened to dismiss me for not doing it , although I suppose if I had refused to do itMr. CANNON . I do not think it is fair for the witness to give ...
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... and I would repeat them to Ashland to Mr. Cheney . Of course I cannot say how many I have received under such circumstances . Q. State , as well as you can , what you suppose to have been the average number of days or ...
... and I would repeat them to Ashland to Mr. Cheney . Of course I cannot say how many I have received under such circumstances . Q. State , as well as you can , what you suppose to have been the average number of days or ...
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I suppose I told some of the clerks . Q. Whom did you tell so that it became public , I mean ? -A . It was not necessary for me to tell it in order to make it public . Everybody knew it . Q. Whom did you first tell ?
I suppose I told some of the clerks . Q. Whom did you tell so that it became public , I mean ? -A . It was not necessary for me to tell it in order to make it public . Everybody knew it . Q. Whom did you first tell ?
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It was arranged by Mr. Cheney , I suppose . ( Mr. Eastman , counsel for Mr. Cheney , desired the witness to be instructed not to state bis supposition . ) Tbe WITNESS . I ain sworn to tell the whole truth , and the truth , and I shall ...
It was arranged by Mr. Cheney , I suppose . ( Mr. Eastman , counsel for Mr. Cheney , desired the witness to be instructed not to state bis supposition . ) Tbe WITNESS . I ain sworn to tell the whole truth , and the truth , and I shall ...
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| Título | Miscellaneous Documents: 30th Congress, 1st Session - 49th Congress, 1st Session, Volumen3 United States congressional serial set |
| Autor | United States. Congress. House |
| Publicado | 1879 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 13 Dic. 2006 |
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