The Rebellion Record: A Diary of American Events, with Documents Narratives, Illustrative Incidents, Poetry, Etc, Part 1Frank Moore |
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... opinions of mankind required a formal statement of the causes which impelled them to the all - important measure . The ... opinion of mankind . But while our patriotic fellow- citizens , who have rallied to the defence of the Union ...
... opinions of mankind required a formal statement of the causes which impelled them to the all - important measure . The ... opinion of mankind . But while our patriotic fellow- citizens , who have rallied to the defence of the Union ...
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... opinion of the most eminent contemporary statesmen possessed this power . Great stress is laid by politicians of the Secession School on the fact , that in a project for amending the articles of Confederation brought forward by Judge ...
... opinion of the most eminent contemporary statesmen possessed this power . Great stress is laid by politicians of the Secession School on the fact , that in a project for amending the articles of Confederation brought forward by Judge ...
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... opinion that it possessed the power of coercing the States , and that it was expedient to exercise it . In a letter to Col. Carrington of the 4th of April , 1787 , he says : " It has been so often said as to be generally believed , that ...
... opinion that it possessed the power of coercing the States , and that it was expedient to exercise it . In a letter to Col. Carrington of the 4th of April , 1787 , he says : " It has been so often said as to be generally believed , that ...
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... opinion of Washington , was the object for which the Legislatures of Virginia and Kentucky passed their famous resolutions of 1798 , the former drafted by Mr. Madison , and the latter by Mr. Jefferson , and sent to a friend in Kentucky ...
... opinion of Washington , was the object for which the Legislatures of Virginia and Kentucky passed their famous resolutions of 1798 , the former drafted by Mr. Madison , and the latter by Mr. Jefferson , and sent to a friend in Kentucky ...
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... opinion of mankind for the justice of their cause , and the purity of their motives , and lift their eyes to Heaven ... opinions at the North differ , nor do I deem it necessary to expose the utter fallacy of the monstrous paradox , that ...
... opinion of mankind for the justice of their cause , and the purity of their motives , and lift their eyes to Heaven ... opinions at the North differ , nor do I deem it necessary to expose the utter fallacy of the monstrous paradox , that ...
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