Why We Love LincolnOuting Publishing Company, 1909 - 168 pages |
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... slavery and anti - slavery forces . The work of colonizing the State was organ- ized on a large scale by both sides . The pro - slavery men from Missouri crossed into Kansas in 1854 and elected a pro - slavery delegate to Congress . In ...
... slavery and anti - slavery forces . The work of colonizing the State was organ- ized on a large scale by both sides . The pro - slavery men from Missouri crossed into Kansas in 1854 and elected a pro - slavery delegate to Congress . In ...
Page 70
... slavery laws and , in addition , provided the death penalty for inciting slaves to leave their masters or revolt ... pro - slavery , the other anti - slavery . Blood began to flow as the hostile govern- ments collided . In 1856 Preston ...
... slavery laws and , in addition , provided the death penalty for inciting slaves to leave their masters or revolt ... pro - slavery , the other anti - slavery . Blood began to flow as the hostile govern- ments collided . In 1856 Preston ...
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James Creelman. mutilating pro - slavery men . Riots and mur- ders terrorized the State . It was war to the knife between slavery and anti - slavery . And Douglas , in Washington , was pressing his bill declaring that , as soon as Kansas ...
James Creelman. mutilating pro - slavery men . Riots and mur- ders terrorized the State . It was war to the knife between slavery and anti - slavery . And Douglas , in Washington , was pressing his bill declaring that , as soon as Kansas ...
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