The Rebellion Record: A Diary of American Events, with Documents Narratives, Illustrative Incidents, Poetry, Etc, Part 1Frank Moore |
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... believe it will be speedily , to a peaceful and prosperous Union , it will be time enough to trace accurately and consecutively the outline of the most extraordinary and unjustifiable conspiracy and rebellion which the world . has ever ...
... believe it will be speedily , to a peaceful and prosperous Union , it will be time enough to trace accurately and consecutively the outline of the most extraordinary and unjustifiable conspiracy and rebellion which the world . has ever ...
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... Believe me , " cried Colonel Barré in the House of Commons , " I this day told you so , the same spirit of Freedom which actuated that People at first will accompany them still . The people , I believe , are as truly loyal as any ...
... Believe me , " cried Colonel Barré in the House of Commons , " I this day told you so , the same spirit of Freedom which actuated that People at first will accompany them still . The people , I believe , are as truly loyal as any ...
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... believe it ; posterity will surely not believe it . " We listened , " said Mr. Vice - President Stephens , in his reply , " to my honorable friend last night , ( Mr. Toombs , ) as he recounted the evils of this Government . The first ...
... believe it ; posterity will surely not believe it . " We listened , " said Mr. Vice - President Stephens , in his reply , " to my honorable friend last night , ( Mr. Toombs , ) as he recounted the evils of this Government . The first ...
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... believe , sold out the James River canal , the darling enterprise of Washington , to a com- pany in France supposed to enjoy the countenance of the emperor . The seceding patriots of South Carolina were understood by the correspondent ...
... believe , sold out the James River canal , the darling enterprise of Washington , to a com- pany in France supposed to enjoy the countenance of the emperor . The seceding patriots of South Carolina were understood by the correspondent ...
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... believe and have always believed , patriotic , he was induced , seemingly without knowing it , in his later life , to surrender to section what was intended for the whole , his great powers of analysis and his extraordinary talent for ...
... believe and have always believed , patriotic , he was induced , seemingly without knowing it , in his later life , to surrender to section what was intended for the whole , his great powers of analysis and his extraordinary talent for ...
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