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Peter J. Parish. equivocal than English , but the Confederates held high hopes that the Emperor's will could brush aside such technical obstacles . Indeed , Napoleon III had himself dropped encouraging hints to Confederate commissioner ...
Peter J. Parish. equivocal than English , but the Confederates held high hopes that the Emperor's will could brush aside such technical obstacles . Indeed , Napoleon III had himself dropped encouraging hints to Confederate commissioner ...
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... Confederacy , see Charles R. Lee The Confederate Constitutions ( Chapel Hill , N.C. , 1963 ) , Curtis A. Amlund , Federalism in the Southern Confederacy ( Washington , 1966 ) , which seeks to show the cen- tralising trends of Confederate ...
... Confederacy , see Charles R. Lee The Confederate Constitutions ( Chapel Hill , N.C. , 1963 ) , Curtis A. Amlund , Federalism in the Southern Confederacy ( Washington , 1966 ) , which seeks to show the cen- tralising trends of Confederate ...
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... Confederacy ( Chapel Hill , N.C. , 1939 ) and Richard E. Yates , The Confederacy and Zeb Vance ( Tuscaloosa , Ala . , 1958 ) . Biographies of prominent Confederate political leaders are usually reveren- tial in tone . Numerous lives of ...
... Confederacy ( Chapel Hill , N.C. , 1939 ) and Richard E. Yates , The Confederacy and Zeb Vance ( Tuscaloosa , Ala . , 1958 ) . Biographies of prominent Confederate political leaders are usually reveren- tial in tone . Numerous lives of ...
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