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469 ( HIS STORY ) President Lincoln had a happy way of illustrating questions and sometimes disposing of a subject by an anecdote which , better than an elaborate argument , expressed his opinion . In the latter part of the winter of ...
469 ( HIS STORY ) President Lincoln had a happy way of illustrating questions and sometimes disposing of a subject by an anecdote which , better than an elaborate argument , expressed his opinion . In the latter part of the winter of ...
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The President was again and again saluted and made pleasing acknowledgment by the raising of his hat . As each corps commander passed the reviewing - stand , he would wheel to the right and with his staff fall in behind the President .
The President was again and again saluted and made pleasing acknowledgment by the raising of his hat . As each corps commander passed the reviewing - stand , he would wheel to the right and with his staff fall in behind the President .
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President Lincoln was and President Coolidge was not the first Chief Executive whom the political snipers tried to lay low on the charge that the liberties of the people were being endangered by Republican rule .
President Lincoln was and President Coolidge was not the first Chief Executive whom the political snipers tried to lay low on the charge that the liberties of the people were being endangered by Republican rule .
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Extra Aumbers 105108 | 105 |
LETTERS OF GIDEON WELLES 18601871 From | 1 |
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The Magazine of History: With Notes ..., Tema 125,Volumen32 -Tema 132,Volumen33 Vista completa - 1926 |
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