A House Dividing: Lincoln as President Elect |
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... laws . As such representative , duly elected . . . , he will at once rally around him , not only the entire North , but the entire conservative strength of the South . . . . His speeches , his political record , the platform ... , all ...
... laws . As such representative , duly elected . . . , he will at once rally around him , not only the entire North , but the entire conservative strength of the South . . . . His speeches , his political record , the platform ... , all ...
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... laws should be enforced , and the outrages already perpetrated upon them by the rebellious states repelled and punished , or the right of secession individually acknowledged , and the formation of an independent confederacy within the ...
... laws should be enforced , and the outrages already perpetrated upon them by the rebellious states repelled and punished , or the right of secession individually acknowledged , and the formation of an independent confederacy within the ...
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... law or the constitution that Territories applying for admission into the Union shall be admitted with or without slavery ... laws ; we are in favor of any compromise that does not yield to slavery the right to go into free Territories ...
... law or the constitution that Territories applying for admission into the Union shall be admitted with or without slavery ... laws ; we are in favor of any compromise that does not yield to slavery the right to go into free Territories ...
Contents
PREFACE V | 3 |
THE BATTLE OF FACTION | 152 |
COMPROMISES AND COMPROMISERS | 190 |
Copyright | |
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