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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... passed by the Confed- erate Congress . It calls fifty thousand troops into the field for immediate service . -It is announced from Raleigh , North Carolina , that the late vote in that State resulted in a major- ity of six hundred and ...
... passed by the Confed- erate Congress . It calls fifty thousand troops into the field for immediate service . -It is announced from Raleigh , North Carolina , that the late vote in that State resulted in a major- ity of six hundred and ...
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... passed no ordinance of secession . -A dispatch from New Orleans says : " The Com- missioners of the Confederate States to Europe- Messrs . Yancey , Mann , and Rost - will leave here on the 31st inst . for Havana , and connect with the ...
... passed no ordinance of secession . -A dispatch from New Orleans says : " The Com- missioners of the Confederate States to Europe- Messrs . Yancey , Mann , and Rost - will leave here on the 31st inst . for Havana , and connect with the ...
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... passed to the east front of the Capitol . A vast crowd was in attend- ance , composed of persons gathered from all sections of the country . The President - elect , stepping forward to the prominent position assigned him , delivered his ...
... passed to the east front of the Capitol . A vast crowd was in attend- ance , composed of persons gathered from all sections of the country . The President - elect , stepping forward to the prominent position assigned him , delivered his ...
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... passed Ordinances of Seces- sion , inaugurated a new Government , and , contractor , or officer , or agent , after the contract is made , or the service rendered . Every law shall relate to but one subject , and finally , sealed their ...
... passed Ordinances of Seces- sion , inaugurated a new Government , and , contractor , or officer , or agent , after the contract is made , or the service rendered . Every law shall relate to but one subject , and finally , sealed their ...
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... passed no Ordinance of Secession . It ordered , however , an election to be held in August , in which the people should vote simply “ Secession " or " No Secession . " This result did not add to the satisfaction of the Confederate ...
... passed no Ordinance of Secession . It ordered , however , an election to be held in August , in which the people should vote simply “ Secession " or " No Secession . " This result did not add to the satisfaction of the Confederate ...
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