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career . Now known as the Old Prince , he addressed mass meetings of as many as a hundred thousand followers , " visiting all the important cities like a general riding along the line , giving instructions and en- couragement to the ...
career . Now known as the Old Prince , he addressed mass meetings of as many as a hundred thousand followers , " visiting all the important cities like a general riding along the line , giving instructions and en- couragement to the ...
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Somewhere in the middle of his long career he was dubbed " Old Fuss and Feathers " because of his weakness for elaborate ... career I have achieved anything worthy of being written , it is from the lessons of that admirable parent that I ...
Somewhere in the middle of his long career he was dubbed " Old Fuss and Feathers " because of his weakness for elaborate ... career I have achieved anything worthy of being written , it is from the lessons of that admirable parent that I ...
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... career was ended . But another career was in the offing , one in which he had an excellent chance of achieving even greater fame and importance . In August of 1864 President Lincoln would observe , " I do not see how we can defeat ...
... career was ended . But another career was in the offing , one in which he had an excellent chance of achieving even greater fame and importance . In August of 1864 President Lincoln would observe , " I do not see how we can defeat ...
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