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... CONGRESS - CIVIL POLICY AND MILITARY EVENTS TO THE CLOSE OF 1861 . Congress President's Message - Action of Congress - Baker's Re- ply to Breckinridge - Andrew Johnson - Denounces Davis - The Rebel Leaders - Prominent Senators and ...
... CONGRESS - CIVIL POLICY AND MILITARY EVENTS TO THE CLOSE OF 1861 . Congress President's Message - Action of Congress - Baker's Re- ply to Breckinridge - Andrew Johnson - Denounces Davis - The Rebel Leaders - Prominent Senators and ...
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... CONGRESS - CONSTITU- TIONAL AMENDMENT ABOLISHING AND PROHIBITING SLAVERY THROUGHOUT THE REPUBLIC . The President's ... Congress - Ratification Thereof by the States .......... ....... 562 CHAPTER XXVI . THE THIRTY - EIGHTH CONGRESS- -TO ...
... CONGRESS - CONSTITU- TIONAL AMENDMENT ABOLISHING AND PROHIBITING SLAVERY THROUGHOUT THE REPUBLIC . The President's ... Congress - Ratification Thereof by the States .......... ....... 562 CHAPTER XXVI . THE THIRTY - EIGHTH CONGRESS- -TO ...
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... Congress - Valedictory of Speaker Colfax .............. CHAPTER XXVII . ..594 LINCOLN'S SECOND INAUGURATION- -THE END OF THE WAR . Fort Fisher - Peace Conference - Wilmington and Goldsboro Taken -Rebels Resolve to Arm the Negro ...
... Congress - Valedictory of Speaker Colfax .............. CHAPTER XXVII . ..594 LINCOLN'S SECOND INAUGURATION- -THE END OF THE WAR . Fort Fisher - Peace Conference - Wilmington and Goldsboro Taken -Rebels Resolve to Arm the Negro ...
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... Congress , in 1790 , accepted from North Carolina , the territory now forming the State of Tennessee , upon condition that that portion of the Ordin- ance of 1787 , which secured freedom , should not be applied to it , and that no ...
... Congress , in 1790 , accepted from North Carolina , the territory now forming the State of Tennessee , upon condition that that portion of the Ordin- ance of 1787 , which secured freedom , should not be applied to it , and that no ...
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... Congress . The right of petition on this subject was suppressed in the American Congress from 1836 to 1845 . John Quincy Adams was probably the most cultivated and best trained statesman our country has produced ; educated by his father ...
... Congress . The right of petition on this subject was suppressed in the American Congress from 1836 to 1845 . John Quincy Adams was probably the most cultivated and best trained statesman our country has produced ; educated by his father ...
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