Reminiscences of Sixty Years in Public Affairs/Volume 2
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CONTENTS
Page | ||
XXVIII | Service in Congress | 1 |
XXIX | Incidents in the Civil War | 17 |
XXX | The Amendments to the Constitution | 36 |
XXXI | Investigations Following the Civil War | 55 |
XXXII | Impeachment of Andrew Johnson | 96 |
XXXIII | The Treasury Department in 1869 | 125 |
XXXIV | The Mint Bill and the “Crime of 1873” | 150 |
XXXV | Black Friday—September 24, 1869 | 164 |
XXXVI | An Historic Sale of United States Bonds in England | 183 |
XXXVII | General Grant’s Administration | 203 |
XXXVIII | General Grant as a Statesman | 225 |
XXXIX | Reminiscences of Public Men | 237 |
XL | Blaine and Conkling and the Republican Convention of 1880 | 260 |
XLI | From 1875 to 1895 | 277 |
XLII | The Last of the Ocean Slave Traders | 289 |
XLII | Mr. Lincoln as an Historical Personage | 300 |
XLIV | Speech on Columbus | 314 |
XLV | Imperialism as a Public Policy | 323 |
INDEX | 347 |
Reminiscences of Sixty Years in Public Affairs by George S. Boutwell
etc., etc. Volume One
New York |
Copyright, 1902, by
McClure, Phillips & Co.
Published May, 1902. N.
REMINISCENCES
OF
Sixty Years in Public Affairs
VOLUME I