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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... means un- exhausted to secure that much - desired end ; but all their efforts having failed , they were now forced to return to an outraged people with the object of their mission unaccomplished ; and they express the firm conviction ...
... means un- exhausted to secure that much - desired end ; but all their efforts having failed , they were now forced to return to an outraged people with the object of their mission unaccomplished ; and they express the firm conviction ...
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... means to the end by the American people . The argumentation of the ad- dress is puerile . Indeed , it has no quality entitled to the dignity of an argument . It is a shaky speci- DOUGLAS DEFENCE OF THE INAUGURAL . men of special ...
... means to the end by the American people . The argumentation of the ad- dress is puerile . Indeed , it has no quality entitled to the dignity of an argument . It is a shaky speci- DOUGLAS DEFENCE OF THE INAUGURAL . men of special ...
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... means what it says , it is the knell and requiem of the Union , and the death of hope . " - Baltimore Sun. The ... means . Mr. Douglas assumed that Mr. Lin- coln's purpose was to make Congress respon- sible for the course that he should ...
... means what it says , it is the knell and requiem of the Union , and the death of hope . " - Baltimore Sun. The ... means . Mr. Douglas assumed that Mr. Lin- coln's purpose was to make Congress respon- sible for the course that he should ...
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... mean ? It means that the Pres- ident will not use force on obedient men . He would not do this in the District of Co- lumbia . But he means to compel everybody to obedience . The Senator from Illinois knows very well that the States ...
... mean ? It means that the Pres- ident will not use force on obedient men . He would not do this in the District of Co- lumbia . But he means to compel everybody to obedience . The Senator from Illinois knows very well that the States ...
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... means of self - support . 17 Mr. Seward's " Mem- orandum " Reply . " In that communication Messrs . Forsythe and Crawford inform the Secretary of State that they have been duly accredited by the Govern- ment of the Confederate States of ...
... means of self - support . 17 Mr. Seward's " Mem- orandum " Reply . " In that communication Messrs . Forsythe and Crawford inform the Secretary of State that they have been duly accredited by the Govern- ment of the Confederate States of ...
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