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Onancock (Virginia, United States) (search for this): chapter 1
Preface.
This diary was written with the knowledge of the President and the Secretary of War.
I informed them of it by note.
They did not deprecate criticism on their official conduct; for they allowed me still to execute the functions of a very important position in the Government until the end of its career.
My discriminating friends will understand why I accepted the poor title of a clerkship, after having declined the Chargeship to Naples, tendered by Mr. Calhoun during the administration of President Polk.
J. B. J. Onancock, Accomac Co., Va., March, 1866.
Accomac (Virginia, United States) (search for this): chapter 1
Preface.
This diary was written with the knowledge of the President and the Secretary of War.
I informed them of it by note.
They did not deprecate criticism on their official conduct; for they allowed me still to execute the functions of a very important position in the Government until the end of its career.
My discriminating friends will understand why I accepted the poor title of a clerkship, after having declined the Chargeship to Naples, tendered by Mr. Calhoun during the administration of President Polk.
J. B. J. Onancock, Accomac Co., Va., March, 1866.
Polk (search for this): chapter 1
Preface.
This diary was written with the knowledge of the President and the Secretary of War.
I informed them of it by note.
They did not deprecate criticism on their official conduct; for they allowed me still to execute the functions of a very important position in the Government until the end of its career.
My discriminating friends will understand why I accepted the poor title of a clerkship, after having declined the Chargeship to Naples, tendered by Mr. Calhoun during the administration of President Polk.
J. B. J. Onancock, Accomac Co., Va., March, 1866.
Calhoun (search for this): chapter 1
Preface.
This diary was written with the knowledge of the President and the Secretary of War.
I informed them of it by note.
They did not deprecate criticism on their official conduct; for they allowed me still to execute the functions of a very important position in the Government until the end of its career.
My discriminating friends will understand why I accepted the poor title of a clerkship, after having declined the Chargeship to Naples, tendered by Mr. Calhoun during the administration of President Polk.
J. B. J. Onancock, Accomac Co., Va., March, 1866.
March, 1866 AD (search for this): chapter 1
Preface.
This diary was written with the knowledge of the President and the Secretary of War.
I informed them of it by note.
They did not deprecate criticism on their official conduct; for they allowed me still to execute the functions of a very important position in the Government until the end of its career.
My discriminating friends will understand why I accepted the poor title of a clerkship, after having declined the Chargeship to Naples, tendered by Mr. Calhoun during the administration of President Polk.
J. B. J. Onancock, Accomac Co., Va., March, 1866.