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1873 Ulysses S. Grant |
Grant’s second inaugural ball was a disaster. It was held in a temporary structure on a bitterly cold evening. Guests danced with their coats on, food and drink froze solid, and musicians were barely able to play their frigid instruments.
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[Washington, D.C.—The Inauguration] |
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Washington, D.C.—The Inauguration—Scene in the Senate Chamber at the Capitol—Swearing in the Vice-President. |
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The Inauguration. Washington, D.C.—The Grand Procession Wheeling into the Grounds of the Capitol and Marching Past the President and Cabinet—The West Point Cadets Passing the Portico. |
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The Second Inauguration of President Grant, March 4, 1873. |
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The Second Inauguration of General Grant as President of the United States at Washington |
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The Inauguration Ball—Arrival of the President's Party. |
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Washington D.C.—The Great Inauguration Ball on Tuesday Evening, the 4th of March, in the Temporary Building in Judiciary Square. |
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Washington, D.C.—The Inauguration—Scene in the Supper Room—The Old Guard at the Ball. |
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