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He had a good reason to dislike the idea of fighting Grant . ... There was no thought in his mind when he said , " I am drifting into a fight with Grant , " that Horace Greeley would be the candidate of the opposition .
He had a good reason to dislike the idea of fighting Grant . ... There was no thought in his mind when he said , " I am drifting into a fight with Grant , " that Horace Greeley would be the candidate of the opposition .
第 126 頁
So anxious was he to be in the heart of the fighting at all times that he pursued battles , on one occasion riding his horse for ... In 1832 , while transporting a force of officers and troops to Detroit to fight in the Black Hawk War ...
So anxious was he to be in the heart of the fighting at all times that he pursued battles , on one occasion riding his horse for ... In 1832 , while transporting a force of officers and troops to Detroit to fight in the Black Hawk War ...
第 168 頁
For five months he continued to build his army , quarrel with the administration , turn a deaf ear to the clamor of the press and the public that he fight . He set up supply bases , established lines of com- munication , mapped out the ...
For five months he continued to build his army , quarrel with the administration , turn a deaf ear to the clamor of the press and the public that he fight . He set up supply bases , established lines of com- munication , mapped out the ...
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