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Public life in Washington, or, the moral aspects of the national capital, and the apparent tendencies of political thought and feeling in Congress and Cabinet. An addresses read on Sunday evening, May 7, 1866. to his own congregation - Henry W. Bellows
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Public life in Washington, or, the moral aspects of the national capital, and the apparent tendencies of political thought and feeling in Congress and Cabinet. An addresses read on Sunday evening, May 7, 1866. to his own congregation
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ISBN: 2940022913163 (0022913165)
Publisher: New York, J. Miller
Edition language: English
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