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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... question of " secession ” or “ no secession . " -The Texas Legislature passes a resolution ap- proving of the Convention act deposing Governor Houston . March 21. — A resolution passes the Ohio State Legislature , asking Congress to ...
... question of " secession ” or “ no secession . " -The Texas Legislature passes a resolution ap- proving of the Convention act deposing Governor Houston . March 21. — A resolution passes the Ohio State Legislature , asking Congress to ...
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... question the Government upon the vital questions affecting which may occur in practical administration . No the whole people is to be irrevocably fixed by the foresight can anticipate , nor any document of rea- decisions of the Supreme ...
... question the Government upon the vital questions affecting which may occur in practical administration . No the whole people is to be irrevocably fixed by the foresight can anticipate , nor any document of rea- decisions of the Supreme ...
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... question , ' Where shall Virginia go ? ' is answered by Mr. Lin- coln . She must go to war - and she must decide with whom she wars - whether with those who have suffered her wrongs , or with those who have inflicted Read the present ...
... question , ' Where shall Virginia go ? ' is answered by Mr. Lin- coln . She must go to war - and she must decide with whom she wars - whether with those who have suffered her wrongs , or with those who have inflicted Read the present ...
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... question is , Shall we have an effort to take the forts and a collision , and an attempt to collect the revenue , or not ? It will not do to wait two or four years for a Convention to amend the Constitution . If the President uses the ...
... question is , Shall we have an effort to take the forts and a collision , and an attempt to collect the revenue , or not ? It will not do to wait two or four years for a Convention to amend the Constitution . If the President uses the ...
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... questions of regularity as to the existence of their Government , they are here to enter into a treaty with the ... question is , whether there shall be a decent , quiet funeral , after the Protestant form , or an Irish wake . The ...
... questions of regularity as to the existence of their Government , they are here to enter into a treaty with the ... question is , whether there shall be a decent , quiet funeral , after the Protestant form , or an Irish wake . The ...
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