The History, Civil, Political and Military, of the Southern Rebellion: From Its Incipient Stages to Its Close. Comprehending, Also, All Important State Papers, Ordinances of Secession, Proclamations, Proceedings of Congress, Official Reports of Commanders, Etc., Etc, Volume 2J.D. Torrey, 1861 - United States |
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... cause , as cheerfully to one section as to another . Mr. Lincoln's Inaug- ural Address . MR . LINCOLN'S INAUGURAL. Mr. Lincoln's Inaug ural Address . " FELLOW - CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES : " In compliance with a cus- tom as old as ...
... cause , as cheerfully to one section as to another . Mr. Lincoln's Inaug- ural Address . MR . LINCOLN'S INAUGURAL. Mr. Lincoln's Inaug ural Address . " FELLOW - CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES : " In compliance with a cus- tom as old as ...
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... cause . He spake with even more than his usual coarseness and insolence , saying : Waiving all questions of regularity as to the existence of their Government , they are here to enter into a treaty with the Federal Govern- ment , and ...
... cause . He spake with even more than his usual coarseness and insolence , saying : Waiving all questions of regularity as to the existence of their Government , they are here to enter into a treaty with the Federal Govern- ment , and ...
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... cause of the Union . This demonstra- tion succeeded one of another and more violent character , which transpired during the after- noon of the same day , in behalf of the cause of disunion , and as the beginning of a series of ...
... cause of the Union . This demonstra- tion succeeded one of another and more violent character , which transpired during the after- noon of the same day , in behalf of the cause of disunion , and as the beginning of a series of ...
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... cause of the Dis- unionists . Tennessee . The popular vote in Ten- nessee was very emphatic against calling a Conven- tion . The vote given for delegates , in event of the success of the call for a Convention , was the true test of the ...
... cause of the Dis- unionists . Tennessee . The popular vote in Ten- nessee was very emphatic against calling a Conven- tion . The vote given for delegates , in event of the success of the call for a Convention , was the true test of the ...
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... cause to be hopeless ; but , they struggled on , contesting their ground inch by inch , in a controversy of debate and diplomacy which elicited many eminent speeches -- called forth many displays of patriotism , as well as of treason ...
... cause to be hopeless ; but , they struggled on , contesting their ground inch by inch , in a controversy of debate and diplomacy which elicited many eminent speeches -- called forth many displays of patriotism , as well as of treason ...
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