The War with the South: A History of the Late Rebellion, Volume 1Virture & Yorston., 1862 - United States |
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... citizens who were honoring him with a public ban- quet : " I tell you , fellow - citizens , from the bottom of my heart , that the only mode which I think for meeting the issue is just to tear the Constitution of the United States ...
... citizens who were honoring him with a public ban- quet : " I tell you , fellow - citizens , from the bottom of my heart , that the only mode which I think for meeting the issue is just to tear the Constitution of the United States ...
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... citizens gave vent the South Carolina senators of their to their enthusiasm in " long - continued seats in the Senate of the United States , cheering for a Southern confederacy . " which was accepted with enthusiasm . Meetings were held ...
... citizens gave vent the South Carolina senators of their to their enthusiasm in " long - continued seats in the Senate of the United States , cheering for a Southern confederacy . " which was accepted with enthusiasm . Meetings were held ...
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... citizens of the North , who by an unhappy fate chanced to be exposed to their insults and violence , was mani- fested with increased barbarity . The loyal citizens of the country , though alarmed by these rebellious in- dications of the ...
... citizens of the North , who by an unhappy fate chanced to be exposed to their insults and violence , was mani- fested with increased barbarity . The loyal citizens of the country , though alarmed by these rebellious in- dications of the ...
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... CITIZENS OF THE SENATE 66 AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES : Throughout the year since our last meeting , the country has been eminently prosperous in all its material interests . The general health has been excellent , our harvests have ...
... CITIZENS OF THE SENATE 66 AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES : Throughout the year since our last meeting , the country has been eminently prosperous in all its material interests . The general health has been excellent , our harvests have ...
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... citizens to the office of President does not of itself afford just cause for dis- solving the Union . This is more espe- cially true if his election has been effected by a mere plurality , and not a majority , of the people , and has re ...
... citizens to the office of President does not of itself afford just cause for dis- solving the Union . This is more espe- cially true if his election has been effected by a mere plurality , and not a majority , of the people , and has re ...
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