Lincoln Reshapes the PresidencyCharles M. Hubbard How Abraham Lincoln redefined the presidency |
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... violate his parole . No Southern officer could have done more for personal honor . Moor's behavior is strong ... violations of paroles would have cut at the heart of Southerners ' self - image as a members of an honorable society , in ...
... violate his parole . No Southern officer could have done more for personal honor . Moor's behavior is strong ... violations of paroles would have cut at the heart of Southerners ' self - image as a members of an honorable society , in ...
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... violate their paroles . Governor Tod pointed out to Stanton that if the troops who surrendered en masse at the battle of Richmond , Kentucky , on 30 August had refused to give their paroles , it would have taken the victorious rebel ...
... violate their paroles . Governor Tod pointed out to Stanton that if the troops who surrendered en masse at the battle of Richmond , Kentucky , on 30 August had refused to give their paroles , it would have taken the victorious rebel ...
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... violations of parole no longer compromised the personal honor of any individual , nor could any soldier protest at ... violate his parole , then like Henry V's men at Agincourt , “ If / his cause be wrong , our obedience to the king ...
... violations of parole no longer compromised the personal honor of any individual , nor could any soldier protest at ... violate his parole , then like Henry V's men at Agincourt , “ If / his cause be wrong , our obedience to the king ...
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