Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1909: Based Upon the Plan of Benson John Lossing...Harper, 1905 - United States |
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Page 153
... charge that the Jews use the blood of Christian chil- dren in the making of Passover bread has been revived , in order to infuriate the populace ; despite the fact that popes , ecclesiastics , and hosts of Christian pro- fessors have ...
... charge that the Jews use the blood of Christian chil- dren in the making of Passover bread has been revived , in order to infuriate the populace ; despite the fact that popes , ecclesiastics , and hosts of Christian pro- fessors have ...
Page 409
... charge of conspiracy . Ten days afterwards I met the judge at Clinton - that is to say , I was on the ground , but not in the dis- cussion - and heard him make a speech . Then he comes in with his plea to this charge , for the first ...
... charge of conspiracy . Ten days afterwards I met the judge at Clinton - that is to say , I was on the ground , but not in the dis- cussion - and heard him make a speech . Then he comes in with his plea to this charge , for the first ...
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... charge [ of con- spiracy ] before for the reason that I did not suppose there was a man in America with a heart so corrupt as to believe such a charge could be true . I have too much respect for Mr. Lincoln to suppose he is serious in ...
... charge [ of con- spiracy ] before for the reason that I did not suppose there was a man in America with a heart so corrupt as to believe such a charge could be true . I have too much respect for Mr. Lincoln to suppose he is serious in ...
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