Sumner, and without accepting a seat, I said: "Senator, if you ever mention General Grant's name in my presence, I will never again cross your threshold.
George Boutwell: “Sumner, and without accepting a seat, I said: "Senator, if you ever mention General Grant's name in my presence, I will…”
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Boutwell firmly states his boundary regarding discussions about General Grant.
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