The Struggle Of'72: The Issues and Candidates of the Present Political Campaign: Containing Biographical Sketches of All the Candidates for President and Vice-president; History and Platforms of the Great Political Parties; Facts about Public Men and Measures; Review of Grant's Administration; the Queer Record of Horace Greeley |
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... rebellion , under the " Confederate " Government , against the Union . All this before the President - elect had uttered a word in justification of the opinion that his admin- istration would be in any unlawful respect revolu- tionary ...
... rebellion , under the " Confederate " Government , against the Union . All this before the President - elect had uttered a word in justification of the opinion that his admin- istration would be in any unlawful respect revolu- tionary ...
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... rebellion . Meantime , President Lin- coln proceeded to administer the government with patience and wisdom . He selected a cabinet of eminent men in the party , a majority of whom had been his competitors for the nomination at Chicago ...
... rebellion . Meantime , President Lin- coln proceeded to administer the government with patience and wisdom . He selected a cabinet of eminent men in the party , a majority of whom had been his competitors for the nomination at Chicago ...
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... rebellion , the history of the Republican party is so interwoven with the history of the Union itself that it would be impossible to separate the two . Called by the people to the conduct of affairs during this momentous era in the ...
... rebellion , the history of the Republican party is so interwoven with the history of the Union itself that it would be impossible to separate the two . Called by the people to the conduct of affairs during this momentous era in the ...
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... REBELLION . The success of the Republican party was not the cause , but only the pretext of the war . It cannot be pretended that the election of Abraham Lin- coln was not in every particular lawful . Nor can it be claimed that after ...
... REBELLION . The success of the Republican party was not the cause , but only the pretext of the war . It cannot be pretended that the election of Abraham Lin- coln was not in every particular lawful . Nor can it be claimed that after ...
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... rebellion against the gov- ernment . This proclamation created a profound impression throughout the country . Many asserted it was proof that the war was carried on , not for the restoration of the Union , but for the abolition of ...
... rebellion against the gov- ernment . This proclamation created a profound impression throughout the country . Many asserted it was proof that the war was carried on , not for the restoration of the Union , but for the abolition of ...
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