Abraham Lincoln and Constitutional Government, Parts 1-2Chicago Legal News, 1918 - Constitutional law |
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... Army , Secretary Cobb , Secretary Jacob Thomp- son , Jefferson Davis , U. S. ... Navy Yard to manufacture howitzers and fuses for Virginia . ' " " Secretary ... army . Davis Jefferson Davis was in the U. S. Senate from Mississippi . He ...
... Army , Secretary Cobb , Secretary Jacob Thomp- son , Jefferson Davis , U. S. ... Navy Yard to manufacture howitzers and fuses for Virginia . ' " " Secretary ... army . Davis Jefferson Davis was in the U. S. Senate from Mississippi . He ...
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... army or navy and its com- manding general was old and unable to assume personal charge of what scanty forces could be collected . The treasury was nearly empty and many forts and arsenals either in the hands of the rebels , or stripped ...
... army or navy and its com- manding general was old and unable to assume personal charge of what scanty forces could be collected . The treasury was nearly empty and many forts and arsenals either in the hands of the rebels , or stripped ...
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... Army and Navy , should read about the many engage- ments on land and sea between the Union and Confederate forces , ending in the complete exhaustion of the South , and the final victory of the North . His was the controlling mind ...
... Army and Navy , should read about the many engage- ments on land and sea between the Union and Confederate forces , ending in the complete exhaustion of the South , and the final victory of the North . His was the controlling mind ...
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... Navy , J. H. Reagan , Postmaster - General , and A. G. Benjamin , Attorney- General . President Davis appointed Robert E. Lee to take command of the Virginia troops . Lee afterwards became the leading figure in the southern army . In ...
... Navy , J. H. Reagan , Postmaster - General , and A. G. Benjamin , Attorney- General . President Davis appointed Robert E. Lee to take command of the Virginia troops . Lee afterwards became the leading figure in the southern army . In ...
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... army and navy , and meeting the requirements of every day in the struggle to main- tain the government intact the President assumed and freely used from time to time , all powers required by any emergency as being conferred upon him by ...
... army and navy , and meeting the requirements of every day in the struggle to main- tain the government intact the President assumed and freely used from time to time , all powers required by any emergency as being conferred upon him by ...
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