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Page 356
... Union . The world will not forget that we say this . We know how to save the Union . The world knows we do know how to save it . We - even we here - hold the power , and bear the responsibility . In giving freedom to the slave , we ...
... Union . The world will not forget that we say this . We know how to save the Union . The world knows we do know how to save it . We - even we here - hold the power , and bear the responsibility . In giving freedom to the slave , we ...
Page 364
... Union army . THE NEW YEAR'S DAY of the Emancipation Proclamation brought no surcease of military worries . Lincoln had held an imperative conference with Burnside in the morning . Throughout the day he wondered what was happening at ...
... Union army . THE NEW YEAR'S DAY of the Emancipation Proclamation brought no surcease of military worries . Lincoln had held an imperative conference with Burnside in the morning . Throughout the day he wondered what was happening at ...
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... Union , which he would never do ; and third , through some sort of compromise , which he believed impossible except on terms of Southern independence . If the South should offer any peace proposals contemplating the maintenance of the Union ...
... Union , which he would never do ; and third , through some sort of compromise , which he believed impossible except on terms of Southern independence . If the South should offer any peace proposals contemplating the maintenance of the Union ...
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The Short and Simple Annals of the Poor | 3 |
Young Man on His Own | 23 |
His Love Affairs | 44 |
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