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... wrote to him frantically , " What I am trying to do is save the Union , not free the slaves ! " When the Emancipation Proclamation finally came , at the earliest moment that Lincoln thought it safe for the war effort , Greeley was ...
... wrote to him frantically , " What I am trying to do is save the Union , not free the slaves ! " When the Emancipation Proclamation finally came , at the earliest moment that Lincoln thought it safe for the war effort , Greeley was ...
第 164 頁
... wrote plaintively to his sister , “ but I do have the luck of getting into more trouble than any dozen other officers . " It wasn't luck ; it was genius . The next years George McClellan spent as an army engineer in the 、 construction ...
... wrote plaintively to his sister , “ but I do have the luck of getting into more trouble than any dozen other officers . " It wasn't luck ; it was genius . The next years George McClellan spent as an army engineer in the 、 construction ...
第 245 頁
... wrote to ex- President Hayes , " I oppose Blaine because I believe that the election of the man who wrote the Mulligan letters and who stands before the country as the representative of the practices which they disclose would be a ...
... wrote to ex- President Hayes , " I oppose Blaine because I believe that the election of the man who wrote the Mulligan letters and who stands before the country as the representative of the practices which they disclose would be a ...
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