Notes to Zachariah Chandler — Reading edition
42 notes · Reading edition
CHAPTER I. BIRTHPLACE AND ANCESTRY IN NEW ENGLAND. · Note 1CHAPTER IV. THE PANORAMA OF NORTHWESTERN DEVELOPMENT. · Note 1CHAPTER IV. THE PANORAMA OF NORTHWESTERN DEVELOPMENT. · Note 2CHAPTER VI. THE FORMATION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. · Note 1CHAPTER VI. THE FORMATION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. · Note 2CHAPTER VI. THE FORMATION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. · Note 3CHAPTER VII. THE FIRST ELECTION TO THE SENATE. · Note 1CHAPTER VIII. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOUTHERN CONSPIRACY—THE ELECTION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. · Note 1CHAPTER VIII. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOUTHERN CONSPIRACY—THE ELECTION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. · Note 2CHAPTER VIII. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOUTHERN CONSPIRACY—THE ELECTION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. · Note 3CHAPTER VIII. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOUTHERN CONSPIRACY—THE ELECTION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. · Note 4CHAPTER IX. SERVICES TO THE CAUSE OF THE PROTECTION OF HOME INDUSTRY. · Note 1CHAPTER X. SERVICES TO NORTHWESTERN COMMERCIAL INTERESTS AND THE CAUSE OF INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS. · Note 1CHAPTER X. SERVICES TO NORTHWESTERN COMMERCIAL INTERESTS AND THE CAUSE OF INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS. · Note 2CHAPTER X. SERVICES TO NORTHWESTERN COMMERCIAL INTERESTS AND THE CAUSE OF INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS. · Note 3CHAPTER XI. THE OUTBREAK OF THE REBELLION—NO COMPROMISE OF CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS. · Note 1CHAPTER XI. THE OUTBREAK OF THE REBELLION—NO COMPROMISE OF CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS. · Note 2CHAPTER XI. THE OUTBREAK OF THE REBELLION—NO COMPROMISE OF CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS. · Note 3CHAPTER XII. THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE CIVIL WAR. · Note 1CHAPTER XII. THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE CIVIL WAR. · Note 2CHAPTER XII. THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE CIVIL WAR. · Note 3CHAPTER XIII. THE COMMITTEE ON THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR. · Note 1CHAPTER XIII. THE COMMITTEE ON THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR. · Note 2CHAPTER XIII. THE COMMITTEE ON THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR. · Note 3CHAPTER XIV. THE VIGOROUS PROSECUTION OF THE WAR. · Note 1CHAPTER XIV. THE VIGOROUS PROSECUTION OF THE WAR. · Note 2CHAPTER XIV. THE VIGOROUS PROSECUTION OF THE WAR. · Note 3CHAPTER XIV. THE VIGOROUS PROSECUTION OF THE WAR. · Note 4CHAPTER XIV. THE VIGOROUS PROSECUTION OF THE WAR. · Note 5CHAPTER XIV. THE VIGOROUS PROSECUTION OF THE WAR. · Note 6CHAPTER XV. THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OF 1864. · Note 1CHAPTER XV. THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OF 1864. · Note 2CHAPTER XV. THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OF 1864. · Note 3CHAPTER XVII. THE PRESIDENCY OF GENERAL GRANT—THE REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE. · Note 1CHAPTER XVII. THE PRESIDENCY OF GENERAL GRANT—THE REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE. · Note 2CHAPTER XIX. SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR IN THE CABINET OF PRESIDENT GRANT. · Note 1CHAPTER XIX. SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR IN THE CABINET OF PRESIDENT GRANT. · Note 2CHAPTER XIX. SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR IN THE CABINET OF PRESIDENT GRANT. · Note 3CHAPTER XX. THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 1876—AT HOME—THE MARSH FARM NEAR LANSING. · Note 1CHAPTER XX. THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 1876—AT HOME—THE MARSH FARM NEAR LANSING. · Note 2CHAPTER XXI. THE MICHIGAN ELECTION OF 1878—MR. CHANDLER'S RETURN TO THE SENATE—"THE JEFF. DAVIS SPEECH." · Note 1CHAPTER XXII. THE CAMPAIGN OF 1879—MR. CHANDLER'S LAST DAYS—DEATH AND FUNERAL. · Note 1