Lincoln, the UnknownCentury Company, 1932 - 305 páginas "First printing." Bibliography: p. 303-305 |
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... telegram to the Repub- licans , and it was head - lined in a score of papers . Douglas's enemies screamed with delight , and from that day on as long as he lived , the recipient of the telegram . was called " For God's Sake Linder ...
... telegram to the Repub- licans , and it was head - lined in a score of papers . Douglas's enemies screamed with delight , and from that day on as long as he lived , the recipient of the telegram . was called " For God's Sake Linder ...
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... telegram of the Civil War : " Do not hesitate to ar- rest him [ Grant ] at once if the good of the service requires it , and place C. F. Smith in command . " Halleck immediately took Grant's army away from him , virtually placed him ...
... telegram of the Civil War : " Do not hesitate to ar- rest him [ Grant ] at once if the good of the service requires it , and place C. F. Smith in command . " Halleck immediately took Grant's army away from him , virtually placed him ...
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... telegram : " I propose to fight it out on this line if it takes all summer . " Well , it did take all summer . Moreover , it took all autumn , and all winter , and a part of the next spring . Grant had twice as many men in the field now ...
... telegram : " I propose to fight it out on this line if it takes all summer . " Well , it did take all summer . Moreover , it took all autumn , and all winter , and a part of the next spring . Grant had twice as many men in the field now ...
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