The Life and Public Services of Abraham Lincoln ...: Together with His State Papers, Including His Speeches, Addresses, Messages, Letters, and Proclamations, and the Closing Scenes Connected with His Life and Death |
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... Rebel Ports . - The Pres- ident and the Virginia Commissioners . - Instruction to our Ministers abroad . - Recognition of the Rebels as Belligerents . - Rights of Neu- trals ..... Page 161 CHAPTER VII . THE EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS ...
... Rebel Ports . - The Pres- ident and the Virginia Commissioners . - Instruction to our Ministers abroad . - Recognition of the Rebels as Belligerents . - Rights of Neu- trals ..... Page 161 CHAPTER VII . THE EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS ...
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... Rebel States Aliens ? -The Provision for a Draft . - Message on the Finances and Currency .-- Admission of West Virginia . Close of the Session .... Page 344 CHAPTER XII . ARBITRARY ARRESTS . - THE SUSPENSION OF THE WRIT OF HABEAS ...
... Rebel States Aliens ? -The Provision for a Draft . - Message on the Finances and Currency .-- Admission of West Virginia . Close of the Session .... Page 344 CHAPTER XII . ARBITRARY ARRESTS . - THE SUSPENSION OF THE WRIT OF HABEAS ...
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... REBEL DEFEAT AT GETTYSBURG .-- FALL OF VICKSBURG AND PORT HUDSON . The Battles at Fredericksburg . - Rebel Raid into Pennsylvania . — Results at Gettysburg . Vicksburg and Port Hudson Captured . - Public Rejoicings . -The President's ...
... REBEL DEFEAT AT GETTYSBURG .-- FALL OF VICKSBURG AND PORT HUDSON . The Battles at Fredericksburg . - Rebel Raid into Pennsylvania . — Results at Gettysburg . Vicksburg and Port Hudson Captured . - Public Rejoicings . -The President's ...
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... rebel Confederacy , echoing and reaffirm- ing that of the whole civilized world to the fact , that these high and noble objects - the noblest and the grandest at which human institutions can aim - have been more nearly attained in the ...
... rebel Confederacy , echoing and reaffirm- ing that of the whole civilized world to the fact , that these high and noble objects - the noblest and the grandest at which human institutions can aim - have been more nearly attained in the ...
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... REBEL PORTS . - THE PRESIDENT AND THE VIRGINIA COMMIS- SIONERS . — INSTRUCTION TO OUR MINISTERS ABROAD . - RECOGNITION OF THE REBELS AS BELLIGERENTS . - RIGHTS OF NEUTRALS . On the 4th of March , 1861 , Mr. Lincoln took the oath and ...
... REBEL PORTS . - THE PRESIDENT AND THE VIRGINIA COMMIS- SIONERS . — INSTRUCTION TO OUR MINISTERS ABROAD . - RECOGNITION OF THE REBELS AS BELLIGERENTS . - RIGHTS OF NEUTRALS . On the 4th of March , 1861 , Mr. Lincoln took the oath and ...
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