Notes of a Busy Life volume 01
Notes of a Busy Life volume 01
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But I regarded it just as much as an oath. " CAMPAIGN OF 1887 289 I have nothing more to add except only to call attention to the fact that when Governor Gordon gave this testimony he was under oath.
We protest against following his advice in this campaign, because that involves a eulogy of slavery and a defense of secession and the exaltation to the plane of patriotism and spotless integrity of Jeff Davis, but we also protest against accepting his advice because, by his own record, as establis...hed by himself, it is made to appear that he has been part and parcel, at least, to the extent of membership, of the most iniquitous assault upon the exercise of the right of suffrage ever known in this land. (Great applause. ) CLOSING MEETING OF CAMPAIGN.
I closed the campaign with an address to a monster mass meeting in the old Music Hall at Cincinnati, with its tre mendous audience room, Saturday night before the election.
The descriptive account published in the Commercial Gazette was written by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I regarded it just as much as an oath. " CAMPAIGN OF 1887 289 I have nothing more to add except only to call attention to the fact that when Governor Gordon gave this testimony he was under oath.
We protest against following his advice in this campaign, because that involves a eulogy of slavery and a defense of secession and the exaltation to the plane of patriotism and spotless integrity of Jeff Davis, but we also protest against accepting his advice because, by his own record, as establis...hed by himself, it is made to appear that he has been part and parcel, at least, to the extent of membership, of the most iniquitous assault upon the exercise of the right of suffrage ever known in this land. (Great applause. ) CLOSING MEETING OF CAMPAIGN.
I closed the campaign with an address to a monster mass meeting in the old Music Hall at Cincinnati, with its tre mendous audience room, Saturday night before the election.
The descriptive account published in the Commercial Gazette was written by Mr.
What to read after Notes of a Busy Life volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Benson Foraker to read onlineMoreLess
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