The Rebellion Record: A Diary of American Events, with Documents Narratives, Illustrative Incidents, Poetry, Etc, Part 1Frank Moore |
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... President Lincoln's Journey , & c . , .. 13. Charleston Mercury's Appeal to Florida ,. 16 14. Buchanan's Proclamation of a Fast Day , ..... 17 15. Carrington's Call to Washington Volunteers , .. 17 16. Gov. Hicks ' Address , ... 17. Gov ...
... President Lincoln's Journey , & c . , .. 13. Charleston Mercury's Appeal to Florida ,. 16 14. Buchanan's Proclamation of a Fast Day , ..... 17 15. Carrington's Call to Washington Volunteers , .. 17 16. Gov. Hicks ' Address , ... 17. Gov ...
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... President Hamlin's Speech , New York , April 24 , .. ... 163 115. New Orleans , Review of Confederate Troops at ... President's Proclamation , .. .181 ..181- ... 184 ... 185 .185 .119 ..121 .123 182. Commodore Stewart's Letter to Childs ...
... President Hamlin's Speech , New York , April 24 , .. ... 163 115. New Orleans , Review of Confederate Troops at ... President's Proclamation , .. .181 ..181- ... 184 ... 185 .185 .119 ..121 .123 182. Commodore Stewart's Letter to Childs ...
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... President of the new confederacy , in his inaugural speech delivered on the 18th of February , declares that it is " an abuse of language ” to call it “ a revolution . " Mr. Vice - President Stephens , on the contrary , in a speech at ...
... President of the new confederacy , in his inaugural speech delivered on the 18th of February , declares that it is " an abuse of language ” to call it “ a revolution . " Mr. Vice - President Stephens , on the contrary , in a speech at ...
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... President of the United States , by and with the advice and consent of the Senate , shall make treaties with foreign powers . These express grants of power to the Government of the United States are fol- lowed by prohibitions as express ...
... President of the United States , by and with the advice and consent of the Senate , shall make treaties with foreign powers . These express grants of power to the Government of the United States are fol- lowed by prohibitions as express ...
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... President of the United States was clothed with power to send from the country any alien whom he might judge dangerous to the public peace and safety , or who should be concerned in any treasonable or secret machinations against the ...
... President of the United States was clothed with power to send from the country any alien whom he might judge dangerous to the public peace and safety , or who should be concerned in any treasonable or secret machinations against the ...
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