William Pitt Fessenden
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Chase sending in his resignation. Mr. Fessenden felt that Mr. Chase could not be spared from the Treasury.
Holding up Mr. Chase's resignation, Mr. Lincoln said, "Now I have the biggest half of the hog, I shall accept neither. ' ' In 1863, Mr. Seward changed front, and supported the em- ployment of negro soldiers, and the Emancipation Proclama- tion of that year.
In the fall of 1863, Mr. Grimes visited Mr. Fessenden, and in a letter to Mrs. Grimes said : Portland, Nov. 24, 1863.
I reached Mr. Fe...ssenden's without accident, and am now at his house. I wanted to leave to-day for Boston, but he restrained me, and I shall not go until tomorrow. I shall be in Boston until Fri- daj', when Mr. Fessenden is to meet me, and we shall go to Washing- ton together. I judge Portland to be one of the pleasantest cities in the United States. Fessenden has a grand old place; house and everything in it appearing to be not less than fifty years old and upward. He expressed his regret that you were not with me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chase sending in his resignation. Mr. Fessenden felt that Mr. Chase could not be spared from the Treasury.
Holding up Mr. Chase's resignation, Mr. Lincoln said, "Now I have the biggest half of the hog, I shall accept neither. ' ' In 1863, Mr. Seward changed front, and supported the em- ployment of negro soldiers, and the Emancipation Proclama- tion of that year.
In the fall of 1863, Mr. Grimes visited Mr. Fessenden, and in a letter to Mrs. Grimes said : Portland, Nov. 24, 1863.
I reached Mr. Fe...ssenden's without accident, and am now at his house. I wanted to leave to-day for Boston, but he restrained me, and I shall not go until tomorrow. I shall be in Boston until Fri- daj', when Mr. Fessenden is to meet me, and we shall go to Washing- ton together. I judge Portland to be one of the pleasantest cities in the United States. Fessenden has a grand old place; house and everything in it appearing to be not less than fifty years old and upward. He expressed his regret that you were not with me.
What to read after William Pitt Fessenden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Salter, William, 1821-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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