The Escape And Suicide of John Wilkes Booth Or the First True Account of Linc
The Escape And Suicide of John Wilkes Booth Or the First True Account of Linc
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Johnson had the mis- fortune of not possessing any close or intimate knowledge of the people of the loyal States ; and it was found, moreover, that his relations with the ruling spirit of the South in the exciting period preceding the war specially unfitted him for harmo- nious co-operation with them in the pending exi- gencies. (Vol. II. , page 3. ) "Mr. Johnson had been during his entire life a Democrat, and had attained complete control of the Democratic party in the State of Tennessee and h...ad filled various official positions in the State, and finally that of Democratic United States Senator from the State of Tennessee. " (Vol. II. , page 4. ) I pass- the above quotations without further com- ment than to challenge the thought of the reader to their significance to the political relations of Andrew Johnson with the Democratic politics of the State of Tennessee. In this connection I have sought to learn something, if possible, of Mr. Lincoln's feel- ing toward Vice-President Johnson, but find only a few sentences in written history touching their re- lations, which are recorded by William H.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Johnson had the mis- fortune of not possessing any close or intimate knowledge of the people of the loyal States ; and it was found, moreover, that his relations with the ruling spirit of the South in the exciting period preceding the war specially unfitted him for harmo- nious co-operation with them in the pending exi- gencies. (Vol. II. , page 3. ) "Mr. Johnson had been during his entire life a Democrat, and had attained complete control of the Democratic party in the State of Tennessee and h...ad filled various official positions in the State, and finally that of Democratic United States Senator from the State of Tennessee. " (Vol. II. , page 4. ) I pass- the above quotations without further com- ment than to challenge the thought of the reader to their significance to the political relations of Andrew Johnson with the Democratic politics of the State of Tennessee. In this connection I have sought to learn something, if possible, of Mr. Lincoln's feel- ing toward Vice-President Johnson, but find only a few sentences in written history touching their re- lations, which are recorded by William H.
What to read after The Escape And Suicide of John Wilkes Booth Or the First True Account of Linc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bates, Finis L. (Finis Langdon) to read onlineMoreLess
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