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Watching Winfield Scott Hancock's story unfold , a spec- tator is inclined to think , with reverential awe : " If only the world were full of men like Hancock , what a sweet world this would be ! " · 2 His grandfather was taken prisoner ...
Watching Winfield Scott Hancock's story unfold , a spec- tator is inclined to think , with reverential awe : " If only the world were full of men like Hancock , what a sweet world this would be ! " · 2 His grandfather was taken prisoner ...
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restored to their jobs ; military orders which had made it impossible for southerners to be tried by a jury of their peers were revoked ; disputes which the carpetbaggers wanted settled in Washington were referred by Hancock to the ...
restored to their jobs ; military orders which had made it impossible for southerners to be tried by a jury of their peers were revoked ; disputes which the carpetbaggers wanted settled in Washington were referred by Hancock to the ...
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charged Horace Greeley with treason for the same liberality to the south took Hancock's picture off its wall and stored it in the cellar . 4 Hancock had been a soldier before the Civil War began and , unlike Fremont and McClellan ...
charged Horace Greeley with treason for the same liberality to the south took Hancock's picture off its wall and stored it in the cellar . 4 Hancock had been a soldier before the Civil War began and , unlike Fremont and McClellan ...
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