An Appeal to Caesar

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One of the men was the President of the United States. The other was a citizen, sum mohed to his presence by a telegram, which read, Come on Saturday, when I shall be at leisure. It is treasured now as a priceless memento. They were not strangers. Even in the boyhood of one, their lines had crossed. Afterward they had been fellow-soldiers, divided in rank by a great gulf, yet greeting each other when they met.

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Language: English

Pages: 426

Format: Paperback

Release: January 01, 1884

ISBN 13: 9781331656425

An Appeal to Caesar

Albion W. Tourgée

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Language: English

Pages: 426

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ISBN 13: 9781331656425

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