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" ... going. Stanton, I thought, hesitated. Hurrying forward, I remarked that I should go immediately, and I thought it his duty also. He said he should certainly go, but the remonstrants increased and gathered round him. I said we were wasting time, and,... "
Diary of Gideon Welles: Secretary of the Navy Under Lincoln and Johnson - Page 286
by Gideon Welles - 1911
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The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 104

American essays - 1909 - 934 pages
...and pressing through the crowd, entered the 1 Montgomery C. Meigs, Quartermaster-General. carriage and urged Stanton, who was detained by others after...objection. He invited Meigs to go with us, and Judge Carter of theSuperior Court mounted with the driver. At this moment Major Eckert l rode up on horseback...
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