The Executive (my predecessor as well as myself) and the heads of all the Departments have uniformly acted upon the principle that the Union is not only undissolved, but indissoluble.
Andrew Johnson: “The Executive (my predecessor as well as myself) and the heads of all the Departments have uniformly acted upon the…”
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He notes that both he and his predecessor acted on the principle that the Union is indissoluble.
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