An Inside View of the Rebellion, and American Citizens' Textbook. By Henry Conkling. |
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Abolitionism Abolitionist adopted Alabama American Ans.-The Ans.-There ANTI-WAR CONSERVATIVE April arms army and navy Buchanan C. L. Vallandigham cause Chicago citizens compromise Confederate Congress Constitution convention Crittenden Compromise Democracy Democratic party Douglas drafting election Emancipation Proclamation Floyd following language following resolution Fort Moultrie Fort Sumter gentlemen Governor Governor of Ohio habeas corpus held honor hope Illinois independence institution James Buchanan Jefferson Davis Kentucky leaders liberty Lincoln Lincoln's administration loyal March Maryland McClellan meeting National Negroes North officers Ohio Peace Democrats Pendleton voted Pickens President Ques Ques.-Have Ques.-How Ques.-Was Ques.-Were Ques.-What rebel army rebellion as presented regard Republican Resolved Richmond Examiner Richmond Whig says secession Secretary Senate slave slavery soldiers South Carolina Southern Confederacy speech Springfield subdued Sumter suppress the rebellion thousand tion Tory traitors troops Union Union army United Virginia War Democrats Washington Wigfall writ of habeas wrote a letter York World