Grant the Soldier and His Moral Paradoxes in History
A biographical critique traces Ulysses S. Grant from a troubled cadet at West Point through a life of drinking, failed ventures, and eventual rise to general and president. It notes his military shifts, conditional surrender at Fort Donelson, and later fame, paired with financial ruin and a memoir that shaped his legacy. The review contrasts Grant with Lee and discusses historical interpretation and economic motives underlying moral attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
West Point
Congress
Providence
Army
Dende Ona Jeare
Ottiella
Galens
Buckner
Fort Donelson
Shiloh
Vicksburg
Lookout Mountain Missionary Ridge
Shenandoah Valley
Cold Harbor
Richmond
Appomattox
Robert Buchanan
Lee
United States
Maverel Resources
Abey
Literary Guild
Mr. Woodward
Karl ‘Marx
Fredrich Engles
Waneward
Notice of sale of forfeited property in Aiken County
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Section 885 of the Criminal Code of South Carolina of 1922 the seized property will be offered for sale on Saturday, November 24, 1928 in front of the Court House at Aiken, S.C. at 11 a.m. Two black mules and one two-horse wagon, the property of certain named parties, will be sold. Cash terms. Nollie Robinson, Sheriff of Aiken County, S.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Aiken
D. C
Nollie Robinson
Aiken County
Aiken County Sale of lands by Farmers Bank notice
Notice of master sale in Aiken County South Carolina describes auction of 73 14 acre tract on December 3 1928 with boundaries to Heath Hendrix Hendrix Quattlebaum and Roy Cook cash terms good faith deposit 200 dollars and deed revenue stamps purchaser bears costs Master Edward Croft Aiken County official notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Woodward
Sais
Tanda
M. _ Terma
Anle
Edward S.croft
Aiken County
Bank of Monetta receivership case file in South Carolina
State court records list John R. Jordan and other plaintiffs as receivers of the Bank of Monetta in a civil action. The filing outlines a receivership proceeding under South Carolina jurisdiction with the involved parties named and the matter proceeding through the court system.
Public sale of 40 acre Hopewell lands in Aiken County
Edward S. Croft master for Aiken County orders sale by public outcry on December 3 1928 at the courthouse in Aiken SC description includes forty acres in Hopewell Township bounded by P P Teale N Whetstone C T Whetstone and others, bid must show $100 good faith. deed and revenue stamps required.
Public sale notice in Wagener case Johnson estate lands
The First National Bank of Wagener S C versus Willie L Johnson a notice of sale by vir Pleas dated November 15 1928 for two nine acre tracts in Aiken County South Carolina to be sold at public outcry at the Court House Aiken on Monday December 3 1928 during legal hours. The parcels belong to Lewis Johnson estate and are heirs shares of Weston Johnson and Willie L Johnson with bids subject to a $100 deposit and payment for deed and revenue stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Moseley
Court of Common Pleas
Aiken
3. C
Lend
T. G. Croft
Charlie C. Grice
Court of Common
S.C
County of
South Carolina
Annie Whetstone
S. C
Hopewell
State of
P. P. Teale
Teale
N. Whetstone
C. T. Whetstone
County of Aiken
The
First National Bank of
Wagener, S.C
Court House
J. E. Garvin
Martha Johnson
Lewis Johnson
Weston Johnson
Willie L. Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wall Street
Painister
Mark Twain
New York
Central Reports
Trustees of the
Downer Fund
A.A. Moseley, H. P. Moseley
Edward’ Ss. Croft
State OF South Carolina
Farmers & Merchants Bank
P. B. Carpenter
P. H. Heath
K. Hendrix
F. H. Hendrix
M. J. Quattlebaum
Columbia
Roy Cook
Edward & Groft
John R. Jordan
Bank of Monetta, S
Edward
Craft
Court of Common Pleas Farmers & Merchants Bank
C. B. Shellhouse
State OF South
Carolina
County of Aan
Court of ‘Common Pleas
Marion Whetstone
Preston
A. Whetstone
Croft
Edward ScRorr
Alen County
8. C
Insurance
Holley Fuel Company Telephone
Aiken, South Carolina
Aiken, S. C
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