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sistency : if he had thought that he would not be able to refuse the cali to the presidency , then he should not have refused the call to the gov- ernorship of his state or to represent the people in the United States Senate .
sistency : if he had thought that he would not be able to refuse the cali to the presidency , then he should not have refused the call to the gov- ernorship of his state or to represent the people in the United States Senate .
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Emotionally volcanic , Fremont refused the pardon on the grounds that it implied his guilt ; he resigned from the army and put an end to his useful career . He wrote no report on the third expedition ; on his fourth expedition ...
Emotionally volcanic , Fremont refused the pardon on the grounds that it implied his guilt ; he resigned from the army and put an end to his useful career . He wrote no report on the third expedition ; on his fourth expedition ...
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His companies erected spite lines where they had refused to provide power before , tried to intimidate the residents from using government power , used every conceivable method to block the farmers ' co - operative , to which they had ...
His companies erected spite lines where they had refused to provide power before , tried to intimidate the residents from using government power , used every conceivable method to block the farmers ' co - operative , to which they had ...
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