Reminiscences of Sixty Years in Public Affairs, Vol. 2
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- REMINISCENCES OF SIXTY YEARS IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS VOLUME II
- CONTENTS
- REMINISCENCES OF SIXTY YEARS IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS VOLUME II XXVIII SERVICE IN CONGRESS
- XXIX INCIDENTS IN THE CIVIL WAR
- XXX THE AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
- XXXI INVESTIGATIONS FOLLOWING THE CIVIL WAR
- XXXII IMPEACHMENT OF ANDREW JOHNSON
- XXXIII THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT IN 1869
- XXXIV THE MINT BILL AND THE "CRIME OF 1873"
- XXXV BLACK FRIDAY—SEPTEMBER 24, 1869
- XXXVI AN HISTORIC SALE OF UNITED STATES BONDS IN ENGLAND
- XXXVII GENERAL GRANT'S ADMINISTRATION
- XXXVIII GENERAL GRANT AS A STATESMAN*
- XXXIX REMINISCENCES OF PUBLIC MEN
- GRANT AS A SOLDIER*
- XL BLAINE AND CONKLING AND THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION OF 1880
- XLI FROM 1875 TO 1895
- XLII LAST OF THE OCEAN SLAVE-TRADERS*
- XLIII MR. LINCOLN AS AN HISTORICAL PERSONAGE.
- XLIV SPEECH ON COLUMBUS
- XLV IMPERIALISM AS A PUBLIC POLICY
- THE END
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