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In 1861 , when the Civil War broke out , Hancock still was an obscure captain , living with his wife and children on a modest wage , wondering how many hundred years it was going to take him to become a major and then a colonel .
In 1861 , when the Civil War broke out , Hancock still was an obscure captain , living with his wife and children on a modest wage , wondering how many hundred years it was going to take him to become a major and then a colonel .
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The his- torical conjunction of Tilden , the country's greatest reformer , with the crying need for reform brought Tilden more than four hundred votes on the first ballot and the nomination by a landslide on the second .
The his- torical conjunction of Tilden , the country's greatest reformer , with the crying need for reform brought Tilden more than four hundred votes on the first ballot and the nomination by a landslide on the second .
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Like so many of the Also Rans , Willkie's home was rich with the love of " larnin ' , " was reputed to contain sixty - seven hundred volumes . However , young Wen- dell never would have climbed so far nor so fast if he had not also in- ...
Like so many of the Also Rans , Willkie's home was rich with the love of " larnin ' , " was reputed to contain sixty - seven hundred volumes . However , young Wen- dell never would have climbed so far nor so fast if he had not also in- ...
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