Republicanism in America: A History of the Colonial and Republican Governments of the United States of America, from the Year 1607 to the Year 1869. To which is Added Constitutions, Proclamations, Platforms, Resolutions, Decisions of Courts, Laws. Also, a Brief History of All the Existing Republics in the World |
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Page 153
... North Carolina than were consequent on the transition from a Colony dependent on a European King , to a free and sovereign State . Slaves remained Slaves . British subjects in North Carolina became North Carolina free men . Foreigners ...
... North Carolina than were consequent on the transition from a Colony dependent on a European King , to a free and sovereign State . Slaves remained Slaves . British subjects in North Carolina became North Carolina free men . Foreigners ...
Page 169
... north boundary , more than to any other one causé , may be attributed the peaceful adjustment of what threatened a long and disastrous war . The following extract from a speech made by him in the United States Senate , January 12th ...
... north boundary , more than to any other one causé , may be attributed the peaceful adjustment of what threatened a long and disastrous war . The following extract from a speech made by him in the United States Senate , January 12th ...
Page 253
... North yielded and gave them Louisiana , Florida , and Texas , and territory ample for four more States . The support of the Government in revenue , he con- cludes , came mainly from the North . The North has supplied the funds to carry ...
... North yielded and gave them Louisiana , Florida , and Texas , and territory ample for four more States . The support of the Government in revenue , he con- cludes , came mainly from the North . The North has supplied the funds to carry ...
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