Abraham Lincoln And the Jews
Abraham Lincoln And the Jews
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Lincoln with whom he had a pleasant chat. He frequently saw the President after his election and was by him offered the mission to Honduras which he declined, preferring to enter the army. Appointed by General Philip Kearney Brigade Quartermaster on his staff, Secretary Stanton resented Kearney's action, claiming the sole right of such appointments. An appeal to Lincoln followed. The latter's intervention, Pinner says, secured a prompt adjustment of the controversy but not before its con- sider...ation by a full cabinet meeting called for that purpose. Pinner's commission followed at once. This document, signed by Lincoln and Stanton, he has shown to the writer. Since the war Pinner has been engaged in real estate enterprises and the study of economic questions. He is now living in Elizabeth, N. J.
In the same convention with Pinner was Lewis N. Dembitz, a delegate from the city of Louisville, Ky. , who was born in Prussia in 1833. He was educated abroad and read law at Cincinnati and Madison, Ind.
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Lincoln with whom he had a pleasant chat. He frequently saw the President after his election and was by him offered the mission to Honduras which he declined, preferring to enter the army. Appointed by General Philip Kearney Brigade Quartermaster on his staff, Secretary Stanton resented Kearney's action, claiming the sole right of such appointments. An appeal to Lincoln followed. The latter's intervention, Pinner says, secured a prompt adjustment of the controversy but not before its con- sider...ation by a full cabinet meeting called for that purpose. Pinner's commission followed at once. This document, signed by Lincoln and Stanton, he has shown to the writer. Since the war Pinner has been engaged in real estate enterprises and the study of economic questions. He is now living in Elizabeth, N. J.
In the same convention with Pinner was Lewis N. Dembitz, a delegate from the city of Louisville, Ky. , who was born in Prussia in 1833. He was educated abroad and read law at Cincinnati and Madison, Ind.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln And the Jews?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac From Old Catalog Markens to read onlineMoreLess
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