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Adam Badeau, Grant in peace: from Appomattox to Mount McGregor, a personal memoir, Grant in peace. (search)
Grant in peace.
Chapter 1:
Introductory-relations of the writer with General Grant.
GeneraGeneral Grant.
General Grant did his country quite as indispensable and efficient service during the years immediately aGeneral Grant did his country quite as indispensable and efficient service during the years immediately after the Civil War as in the field; a service often unknown to the world, or to more than a very fe ortance to history, or to the understanding of Grant's character and influence.
I propose also to which have not hitherto been disclosed.
General Grant always knew that I contemplated writing hi during his lifetime.
My relations with General Grant began in May, 1863.
On the 5th of that mo d in that assault, and unable to report to General Grant in person until the following February.
I mpeachment of Johnson; the attempt to send General Grant out of the country; in the Presidential ca conduct which produced in me this idea of General Grant.
The following letter refers to my plan of writing General Grant's political history:
General Grant to General Badeau. Naples, D
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Chapter 9:
Continued conflict between Grant and Johnson.
during the summer of 1867 the conflict of opinion and effort between Johnson and Grant became positive, though it was still in a grea Attorney-General delivered the opinions which Grant had foreseen, and did his best to neutralize t st with the President entirely in the hands of Grant, uncertain even then how far he concurred with ble, far less desirable.
Rawlins told me that Grant refused to discuss the subject with him, and MMrs. Grant assured me that the idea was most distasteful to the General.
Those who knew the influenc d no such desire of which she was ignorant.
Grant's constitutional reticence must be constantly unprecedented.
The time was out of joint, and Grant felt that it was his unwelcome task to set it ught by every means to defeat and destroy; and Grant determined to perform the duty.
Nevertheless, conquered, and hugged its hardships.
For with Grant enforcing the law, the South knew there was no
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