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... Confederacy - Counting Electoral Votes by Con- gress - Lincoln Leaves Springfield for Washington - His Journey -Assassination Plot - His Arrival ..... ... 156 CHAPTER VIII . LINCOLN IN THE WHITE HOUSE . Lincoln's Inauguration and ...
... Confederacy - Counting Electoral Votes by Con- gress - Lincoln Leaves Springfield for Washington - His Journey -Assassination Plot - His Arrival ..... ... 156 CHAPTER VIII . LINCOLN IN THE WHITE HOUSE . Lincoln's Inauguration and ...
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... Confederate Weakness - The Armies of Grant and Lee -Battles of the Wilderness - Spottsylvania - Cold Harbor , etc- Butler's Movement on the James River - Grant Crosses the James - Movements in the Valley of the Shenandoah - Hunter's ...
... Confederate Weakness - The Armies of Grant and Lee -Battles of the Wilderness - Spottsylvania - Cold Harbor , etc- Butler's Movement on the James River - Grant Crosses the James - Movements in the Valley of the Shenandoah - Hunter's ...
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... Confederacy , had long existed at the South . The impartial historian will find in the celebrated Ken- tucky and Virginia resolutions of 1798 and 1799 , the germ of secession and the rebellion . These resolutions were com- municated to ...
... Confederacy , had long existed at the South . The impartial historian will find in the celebrated Ken- tucky and Virginia resolutions of 1798 and 1799 , the germ of secession and the rebellion . These resolutions were com- municated to ...
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... confederates , extending through several States , with the distinct and definite purpose of overthrowing the Federal Government in the slave States , and establishing a confederacy based upon slavery . The election of Mr. Lincoln was a ...
... confederates , extending through several States , with the distinct and definite purpose of overthrowing the Federal Government in the slave States , and establishing a confederacy based upon slavery . The election of Mr. Lincoln was a ...
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... could do no less than make it an outlaw . It was apparent that there was a party in nearly all the slave - holding States who hated the Union , and sighed for a purely slave - holding confederacy . These men had for LINCOLN'S PLATFORM .
... could do no less than make it an outlaw . It was apparent that there was a party in nearly all the slave - holding States who hated the Union , and sighed for a purely slave - holding confederacy . These men had for LINCOLN'S PLATFORM .
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