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THE SCENE OF GRANT'S DARKEST
HOURS; the interior of the humble
cabin en the farm near St. Leuis from
he vainly
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THE WIFE,
MRS. ULYSSES
S. GRANT. She
was Julia Dent, of
St. Leuis, sister of
one of Grant's
classmates at
West Point. They
were married in
1848. She died Jn
1902
GENERA
ROBERT
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GRANTS COURTLY AND CHIV
ALROUS ADVERSARY. Fighting
en, devotedly and unselfishly, for a
foredoomed cause, he brightened
by his great ability the luster of the
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GRANT AS THE EIGHTEENTH PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES. His face is fuller
than in the wartime portraits, but his beard and
hair art beginning te t.bew the gray touch of years
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PETERSBURG, 1S4.
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GRANT'S G R E A T
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WILLIAM TECU.M
SEH SHERMAN.
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Majei General O. O
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Hazen, Majei General
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A RARE PHOTO
GRAPH OF GRANT
WITHOUT THE
CHIN BEARD. It
was made while he
was President. He
were his beard se for
a short time in order
that a medal might be
made of his face, but
seen went back te the
full beard
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fViOUNT iark. Thv cabin has been meted
1bK the enK 8,e),e of Hiehmend
HIS
ING I'lACE. Til I.
GRANT TOM II ON
riversidi: HRivn,
NEW YORK. When
he was here bud te
rest en Augut 8,
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Natien went into
mourning. The pres
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erected in ltH. Mrc
Grant uiii laid by
her hwbniHl't side in
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