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Page 58
... oath registered in heaven ; and we might just as rightfully waylay the jurors who have rendered a verdict against our interests , and beat them or murder them , because they have not decided as we wished , as assail Mr. Fessenden , Mr ...
... oath registered in heaven ; and we might just as rightfully waylay the jurors who have rendered a verdict against our interests , and beat them or murder them , because they have not decided as we wished , as assail Mr. Fessenden , Mr ...
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... oath clauses were to be submitted separately . In Virginia an active canvass took place between the Conservative party and the Radical party , composed of Negroes and white. 20 Feb. 15 , 1869 . 21 Feb. 26 , 1869 . 25 Dunning , Wm . A ...
... oath clauses were to be submitted separately . In Virginia an active canvass took place between the Conservative party and the Radical party , composed of Negroes and white. 20 Feb. 15 , 1869 . 21 Feb. 26 , 1869 . 25 Dunning , Wm . A ...
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... oath of office , as if to make up by abundant swearing his essential lack of votes , delivered an inaugural address at Washington yesterday . In both Hayes ' letter of acceptance and inaugural address he pledged himself to restore Home ...
... oath of office , as if to make up by abundant swearing his essential lack of votes , delivered an inaugural address at Washington yesterday . In both Hayes ' letter of acceptance and inaugural address he pledged himself to restore Home ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE I CHARLES A DANA | 1 |
DANA RECREATES THE Sun | 29 |
THE RECONSTRUCTION BOOMERANG | 56 |
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