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... July 10 , 1858. III , 38 . 5. We will try to reverse that decision . . . . Some- body has to reverse that decision , since it is made ; and we mean to reverse it , and we mean to reverse it peaceably . Speech , Chicago , July 10 , 1858 ...
... July 10 , 1858. III , 38 . 5. We will try to reverse that decision . . . . Some- body has to reverse that decision , since it is made ; and we mean to reverse it , and we mean to reverse it peaceably . Speech , Chicago , July 10 , 1858 ...
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... July 10 , 1858. III , 32 . ... 3. I know that it [ the country ] has endured 82 years half slave and half free [ as declared by Douglas ] . . I believe it has endured because during all that time , until the introduction of the Nebraska ...
... July 10 , 1858. III , 32 . ... 3. I know that it [ the country ] has endured 82 years half slave and half free [ as declared by Douglas ] . . I believe it has endured because during all that time , until the introduction of the Nebraska ...
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... July 27 , 1848. II , 63 . 2. We [ Whigs ] prefer a candidate [ for President ] who , like Gen. Taylor , will allow the people to have their own way , regardless of his private opinions . He would force nothing on them which they don't ...
... July 27 , 1848. II , 63 . 2. We [ Whigs ] prefer a candidate [ for President ] who , like Gen. Taylor , will allow the people to have their own way , regardless of his private opinions . He would force nothing on them which they don't ...
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