| Albert Deane Richardson - 1885 - 644 pages
...General declared that there rnug't never be any government contracts in the firm. Later he said : " I had been President of the United States, and I did...affairs dishonestly to make a profit or not, they are sometimes supposed to, and I did not think it was any place for me." , In the light of subsequent developments... | |
| L. T. Remlap - 1885 - 800 pages
...government contracts more than in anything else unless made wrong by the acts of the individual, but I had been President of the United States, and I did...except by dishonest measures. There are some men who got government contracts year in and year out, and whether they managed their affairs dishonestly or... | |
| Loomis T. Palmer - 1885 - 740 pages
...government contracts more than in anything else unless made wrong by the acts of the individual, but I had been President of the United States, and I did...except by dishonest measures. There are some men who got government contracts year in and year out, and whether they managed their affairs dishonestly or... | |
| Loomis T. Palmer - 1885 - 788 pages
...government contracts more than in anything else unless made wrong by the acts of the individual, but I had been President of the United States, and I did...except by dishonest measures. There are some men who got government contracts year in and year out, and whether they managed their affairs dishonestlv or... | |
| Louis Arthur Coolidge - 1917 - 642 pages
...that this would be an impropriety. "I had been President of the United States," he later testified, "and I did not think it was suitable for me to have...affairs dishonestly to make a profit or not, they are sometimes supposed to, and I did not think it was any place for me." Grant, all unconscious of impending... | |
| Scott B. MacDonald, Jane Elizabeth Hughes - 2015 - 292 pages
...Indeed, Grant was to later state: "I had been President of the United States, and I did not think that it was suitable for me to have my name connected with government contracts, and I know that there was no large profit in them except by dishonest measures."5 Nonetheless, Ward had Grant... | |
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