Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Philip F. Thomas” in chapter 6 of Benson J. Lossing, Pictorial Field Book of the Civil War. Volume 1.:
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When Attorney-General Black succeeded General Cass as Secretary of State, his office was filled by Edwin M. Stanton, afterward Secretary of War under President Lincoln; Philip F. Thomas , of Maryland, had succeeded Cobb as Secretary of the Treasury. Unwilling to assist the Government in enforcing the laws, Thomas resigned, and was succeeded by John A. Dix, a stanch patriot of New Yo...
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