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... United States , shall be then , thenceforward and forever free ; and the Executive Government of the United States , including the military and naval authority thereof , will recognize and maintain the freedom of such persons , and will ...
... United States , shall be then , thenceforward and forever free ; and the Executive Government of the United States , including the military and naval authority thereof , will recognize and maintain the freedom of such persons , and will ...
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... United States . The ports of Norfolk , Fernandina , and Pensacola have been opened by proclamation . It is hoped that foreign merchants will now consider whether it is not safer and more profitable to them- selves , as well as just to ...
... United States . The ports of Norfolk , Fernandina , and Pensacola have been opened by proclamation . It is hoped that foreign merchants will now consider whether it is not safer and more profitable to them- selves , as well as just to ...
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Abraham Lincoln Roy Prentice Basler. United States , which have required , and are likely to continue to require , the practice of constant vigilance , and a just and con- ciliatory spirit on the part of the United States as well as of ...
Abraham Lincoln Roy Prentice Basler. United States , which have required , and are likely to continue to require , the practice of constant vigilance , and a just and con- ciliatory spirit on the part of the United States as well as of ...
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LINCOLNS DEVELOPMENT AS A WRITER | 1 |
Political Announcement | 53 |
of the House of Representatives at Springfield Illinois | 90 |
Copyright | |
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