Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 1R. Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... authorities cited ( Lamon ) would have us believe there were very few slaves in that part of Kentucky , and no trouble whatever about slavery . A different story was told by the noted Methodist * See " Complete Works , " Nicolay and Hay ...
... authorities cited ( Lamon ) would have us believe there were very few slaves in that part of Kentucky , and no trouble whatever about slavery . A different story was told by the noted Methodist * See " Complete Works , " Nicolay and Hay ...
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... authorities . " Judicial decisions are of greater or less authority as precedents , according to circum- stances . That this should be so accords both with common sense , and the customary understanding of the legal profes- sion . If ...
... authorities . " Judicial decisions are of greater or less authority as precedents , according to circum- stances . That this should be so accords both with common sense , and the customary understanding of the legal profes- sion . If ...
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... authorities of South Carolina meant to insist on possession of these and the minor works — " within its jurisdiction , " as they alleged , though in fact exclusive jurisdiction over their site had been ceded by South Carolina to the ...
... authorities of South Carolina meant to insist on possession of these and the minor works — " within its jurisdiction , " as they alleged , though in fact exclusive jurisdiction over their site had been ceded by South Carolina to the ...
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... authorities of such States " to abstain , " while the action proposed for the Peace Conference was pending , " from any and all acts calculated to produce a collision of arms between the States and the Government of the United States ...
... authorities of such States " to abstain , " while the action proposed for the Peace Conference was pending , " from any and all acts calculated to produce a collision of arms between the States and the Government of the United States ...
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... authorities and by the people of every party , he was received with all the honors and more than the usual demonstrations ac- corded to a Presidential guest . Arriving at the railway station in Cincinnati before dark , he said : " I ...
... authorities and by the people of every party , he was received with all the honors and more than the usual demonstrations ac- corded to a Presidential guest . Arriving at the railway station in Cincinnati before dark , he said : " I ...
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