They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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CHAPTER TWO John Charles Fremont JOHN OHN FREMONT was only a few months old when shots rang out in the hotel in which his parents had taken lodgings in Nashville , and a bullet entered the room in which the infant was sleeping .
CHAPTER TWO John Charles Fremont JOHN OHN FREMONT was only a few months old when shots rang out in the hotel in which his parents had taken lodgings in Nashville , and a bullet entered the room in which the infant was sleeping .
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Poinsett enjoyed Fremont's flashing spirit and mercurial mind , first secured him a position as instructor of mathematics on the navy ship Natchez , and later as a surveyor for a proposed railroad between Charleston and Cincinnati .
Poinsett enjoyed Fremont's flashing spirit and mercurial mind , first secured him a position as instructor of mathematics on the navy ship Natchez , and later as a surveyor for a proposed railroad between Charleston and Cincinnati .
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For three days Lieutenant Fremont sat ; for three days his head pounded ; for three days not a word emerged . When on the fourth day Jessie went into her husband's study and found him in the midst of a nosebleed from having been ...
For three days Lieutenant Fremont sat ; for three days his head pounded ; for three days not a word emerged . When on the fourth day Jessie went into her husband's study and found him in the midst of a nosebleed from having been ...
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