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Joseph Hartwell Barrett. JOSEPH H. BARRETT . All rights reserved . PRESS OF THE ROBERT CLARKE CO . CINCINNATI , U. S. A. PREFACE . Before the meeting of the Republican National Con- Copyright , 1903 , by.
Joseph Hartwell Barrett. JOSEPH H. BARRETT . All rights reserved . PRESS OF THE ROBERT CLARKE CO . CINCINNATI , U. S. A. PREFACE . Before the meeting of the Republican National Con- Copyright , 1903 , by.
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Joseph Hartwell Barrett. PREFACE . Before the meeting of the Republican National Con- vention of 1860 I had undertaken , not of my own motion or at first willingly , to write a campaign biography of its nominee for the Presidency . I was ...
Joseph Hartwell Barrett. PREFACE . Before the meeting of the Republican National Con- vention of 1860 I had undertaken , not of my own motion or at first willingly , to write a campaign biography of its nominee for the Presidency . I was ...
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... Republican party , as yet neither formed nor foreseen . After saying he did not certainly know what General Taylor " would do as to the Wilmot Proviso , " he added : " I am a North- ern man , or , rather , a Western free - State man ...
... Republican party , as yet neither formed nor foreseen . After saying he did not certainly know what General Taylor " would do as to the Wilmot Proviso , " he added : " I am a North- ern man , or , rather , a Western free - State man ...
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... republican liberty among the nations of the earth ; " - the resolution instructing the District Committee " to report a bill , as soon as prac- ticable , prohibiting the trade in said District . " - Lincoln and three other Northern ...
... republican liberty among the nations of the earth ; " - the resolution instructing the District Committee " to report a bill , as soon as prac- ticable , prohibiting the trade in said District . " - Lincoln and three other Northern ...
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... republican example of its just in- fluence in the world ; enables the enemies of free institutions with plausibility to taunt us as hypocrites ; causes the real friends of freedom to doubt our sincerity ; and especially because it ...
... republican example of its just in- fluence in the world ; enables the enemies of free institutions with plausibility to taunt us as hypocrites ; causes the real friends of freedom to doubt our sincerity ; and especially because it ...
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