Stormy Petrel: The Life and Times of General Benjamin F. Butler, 1818-1893Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1969 - 335 pages |
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... Lowell , Massachusetts , to become matron in one of the city's famous boardinghouses . Lowell was then the biggest manu- facturing center in the United States , producing chiefly cotton textiles . Most of the mill workers were girls in ...
... Lowell , Massachusetts , to become matron in one of the city's famous boardinghouses . Lowell was then the biggest manu- facturing center in the United States , producing chiefly cotton textiles . Most of the mill workers were girls in ...
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... Lowell for ten years , with frequent ap- pearances in the courts of Boston , Butler opened a Boston office . Thereafter he maintained two offices , with different partners in each one . Usually he spent his days in Boston , working in ...
... Lowell for ten years , with frequent ap- pearances in the courts of Boston , Butler opened a Boston office . Thereafter he maintained two offices , with different partners in each one . Usually he spent his days in Boston , working in ...
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... Lowell , Mass . , American , 43 Lowell boardinghouses , 24 Lowell , Charles Russell , Jr. , 92 Lowell City Guard , 29 Lowell City Hall , 71 Lowell , Mass . , Courier , 278 Lowell , Mass . , High School , 25 Lowell , Mass . , Mail , 285 ...
... Lowell , Mass . , American , 43 Lowell boardinghouses , 24 Lowell , Charles Russell , Jr. , 92 Lowell City Guard , 29 Lowell City Hall , 71 Lowell , Mass . , Courier , 278 Lowell , Mass . , High School , 25 Lowell , Mass . , Mail , 285 ...
Contents
Meet General Butler | 13 |
As the Twig is Bent | 20 |
A Practical Politician | 37 |
Copyright | |
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