Congress Investigates: A Documented History, 1792-1974, Volumen2Arthur Meier Schlesinger, Roger A. Bruns Chelsea House Publishers, 1975 - 4103 páginas |
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... letter to various persons , and I did so in vindication of my public course . By the Chairman : Question . In showing that letter , did you not always state in connexion with it that the President had entirely abandoned the position ...
... letter to various persons , and I did so in vindication of my public course . By the Chairman : Question . In showing that letter , did you not always state in connexion with it that the President had entirely abandoned the position ...
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... letter of the 12th of July , 1857 , written to you by Mr. Buchanan . It is right to inform you that since that time the Committee have availed themselves of the next best evidence they could obtain , and have examined several witnesses ...
... letter of the 12th of July , 1857 , written to you by Mr. Buchanan . It is right to inform you that since that time the Committee have availed themselves of the next best evidence they could obtain , and have examined several witnesses ...
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... letter but for the tes- timony you have taken to - day , and especially the defiance that is thrown out by the President , and the suggestion that I have been exhibiting a letter that does not exist , and the intimation that even if it ...
... letter but for the tes- timony you have taken to - day , and especially the defiance that is thrown out by the President , and the suggestion that I have been exhibiting a letter that does not exist , and the intimation that even if it ...
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