Congress Investigates: A Documented History, 1792-1974, Volumen2Arthur Meier Schlesinger, Roger A. Bruns Chelsea House Publishers, 1975 - 4103 páginas |
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... whole country knowing all about it . And the moment it is known to them at Manassas what we are going to do , that moment the whole army at Manassas is going down . Now , when this expedition is organized , if we should organize such an ...
... whole country knowing all about it . And the moment it is known to them at Manassas what we are going to do , that moment the whole army at Manassas is going down . Now , when this expedition is organized , if we should organize such an ...
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... whole army across the Chick- ahominy and made a vigorous movement upon Richmond , in your judgment , as a military man , what would have been the effect of that movement ? Answer . In answer to that I would say , that at no time during ...
... whole army across the Chick- ahominy and made a vigorous movement upon Richmond , in your judgment , as a military man , what would have been the effect of that movement ? Answer . In answer to that I would say , that at no time during ...
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... whole matter to the judgment of Congress . If Congress should fail firmly and wisely to discharge that high duty it is not the fault of the President . This Congress owes it to its own character to set the seal of reprobation upon a ...
... whole matter to the judgment of Congress . If Congress should fail firmly and wisely to discharge that high duty it is not the fault of the President . This Congress owes it to its own character to set the seal of reprobation upon a ...
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