History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of President Johnson, 第 2 卷Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... MEASURES . general terms. while its supporters , with the president himself , were in favor of a different course . Various plans were submitted to the House by members in accord- ance with their different views of the subject . On the ...
... MEASURES . general terms. while its supporters , with the president himself , were in favor of a different course . Various plans were submitted to the House by members in accord- ance with their different views of the subject . On the ...
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... MEASURES . general terms , " that measures ought immediately to be taken to render the force of the United States more , effi- cient . " This proposition being adopt- ed , a committee , to whom it was re- ferred , reported that an ...
... MEASURES . general terms , " that measures ought immediately to be taken to render the force of the United States more , effi- cient . " This proposition being adopt- ed , a committee , to whom it was re- ferred , reported that an ...
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... measures of the war party . Their rage was proportioned to their disap- pointment , and it hurried them into the most furious invectives against the president , against the envoy , and against all who were understood to favor the measure ...
... measures of the war party . Their rage was proportioned to their disap- pointment , and it hurried them into the most furious invectives against the president , against the envoy , and against all who were understood to favor the measure ...
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