The Great Rebellion: A History of the Civil War in the United States, Volume 1Hurlbut, Scranton, 1864 - United States |
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... Parties - Necessity of a New Party in the place of the Whig - The Republican Party - Southern Conspirators - Their Plan - Election of Lincoln - First Steps to- wards Disunion ... CHAPTER II . DECEMBER , 1860 - APRIL , 1861 . South ...
... Parties - Necessity of a New Party in the place of the Whig - The Republican Party - Southern Conspirators - Their Plan - Election of Lincoln - First Steps to- wards Disunion ... CHAPTER II . DECEMBER , 1860 - APRIL , 1861 . South ...
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... PARTIES - NECESSITY OF A NEW PARTY IN THE PLACE OF THE WHIG - THE REPUBLICAN PARTY - SOUTHERN CONSPIRATORS - THEIR PLAN - ELECTION OF LINCOLN FIRST STEPS TO- WARDS DISUNION . HE Rebellion of 1861 stands out unique and extraordi- nary ...
... PARTIES - NECESSITY OF A NEW PARTY IN THE PLACE OF THE WHIG - THE REPUBLICAN PARTY - SOUTHERN CONSPIRATORS - THEIR PLAN - ELECTION OF LINCOLN FIRST STEPS TO- WARDS DISUNION . HE Rebellion of 1861 stands out unique and extraordi- nary ...
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... party is willing to accept the responsi- bility of its existence . All know the immediate cause of it . The north and south were at length arrayed against each other in two great political parties on the question of slavery . The northern ...
... party is willing to accept the responsi- bility of its existence . All know the immediate cause of it . The north and south were at length arrayed against each other in two great political parties on the question of slavery . The northern ...
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... PARTIES . 33 nations , Northern and Southern , Atlantic and Western , whence designing men may endeavor to excite a ... party or section of the country be guilty of political factions , based on geographical lines . How much it may be ...
... PARTIES . 33 nations , Northern and Southern , Atlantic and Western , whence designing men may endeavor to excite a ... party or section of the country be guilty of political factions , based on geographical lines . How much it may be ...
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... parties would incorporate this sentiment into their platforms , and the warfare between freedom and slavery assumed a desultory character ; and various propositions and compromises were offered to get rid of the vexed question , till ...
... parties would incorporate this sentiment into their platforms , and the warfare between freedom and slavery assumed a desultory character ; and various propositions and compromises were offered to get rid of the vexed question , till ...
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