Southern History of the War: The Last Year of the War |
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... American Union . -The necessity which originated it . - The Constitution of the United States not a political revolution . - The creature of the States . - True interpretation of its moral grandeur . - The bond of the Union a voluntary ...
... American Union . -The necessity which originated it . - The Constitution of the United States not a political revolution . - The creature of the States . - True interpretation of its moral grandeur . - The bond of the Union a voluntary ...
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... American Union . -The necessity which originated it . - The Constitution of the United States not a political revolution . - The creature of the States . - True interpretation of its moral grandeur . - The bond of the Union a voluntary ...
... American Union . -The necessity which originated it . - The Constitution of the United States not a political revolution . - The creature of the States . - True interpretation of its moral grandeur . - The bond of the Union a voluntary ...
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... American and national identity ; " a republic of republics ; " a government which derived its entire life from the good - will , the mutual interests , and the uncon- strained devotion of the States which at once originated and composed ...
... American and national identity ; " a republic of republics ; " a government which derived its entire life from the good - will , the mutual interests , and the uncon- strained devotion of the States which at once originated and composed ...
Contents
CONTENTS | 13 |
CHAPTER II | 29 |
Great revulsion in the public mind of the North in the summer of 1864 A general | 63 |
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