Stormy Petrel: The Life and Times of General Benjamin F. Butler, 1818-1893Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1969 - 335 pages |
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... persons he knew to be guilty . An illustrative story told by James A. Parton ( who may well have heard it from But- ler himself ) deals with the defense of a kleptomaniac , a Bostonian of respectable connections and some wealth . This ...
... persons he knew to be guilty . An illustrative story told by James A. Parton ( who may well have heard it from But- ler himself ) deals with the defense of a kleptomaniac , a Bostonian of respectable connections and some wealth . This ...
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... persons [ in- 1 Ch . IX , sec . 4 , Acts of the Thirty - seventh Congress . 2 Peleg W. Chandler , Memoir of the Hon . John Albion Andrew ( John Wilson and Son [ Cambridge , Mass . , 1880 ] ) , p . 10 . cluding Butler ? ] , who if they ...
... persons [ in- 1 Ch . IX , sec . 4 , Acts of the Thirty - seventh Congress . 2 Peleg W. Chandler , Memoir of the Hon . John Albion Andrew ( John Wilson and Son [ Cambridge , Mass . , 1880 ] ) , p . 10 . cluding Butler ? ] , who if they ...
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... persons in high places ( meaning Johnson ) had been involved in the assassination conspiracy , Butler argued that in order to secure evidence from all possible sources the committee he proposed should be empow- ered to grant immunity to ...
... persons in high places ( meaning Johnson ) had been involved in the assassination conspiracy , Butler argued that in order to secure evidence from all possible sources the committee he proposed should be empow- ered to grant immunity to ...
Contents
Meet General Butler | 13 |
As the Twig is Bent | 20 |
A Practical Politician | 37 |
Copyright | |
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