With Malice Toward None: The Life of Abraham LincolnA biography of the sixteenth President of the United States, covering both his personal and public life. |
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... North , trying to convert people through non- violent moral persuasion , and Southerners were responding with a fusillade of murderous threats . North Carolina and Georgia each put a price of five thousand dollars on the head of William ...
... North , trying to convert people through non- violent moral persuasion , and Southerners were responding with a fusillade of murderous threats . North Carolina and Georgia each put a price of five thousand dollars on the head of William ...
Page 350
... North , especially the Midwest , and por- tended a Republican disaster in the fall elections . In the Mid- western states , bipartisan support for Lincoln's war policy had all but disintegrated , as Democrats there counted off Lin ...
... North , especially the Midwest , and por- tended a Republican disaster in the fall elections . In the Mid- western states , bipartisan support for Lincoln's war policy had all but disintegrated , as Democrats there counted off Lin ...
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... North , wrote a correspondent with Rosecrans's army , " in conse- quence of the heartless bigotry of the people of the free states . " In fact , as Lincoln well knew , the fear of a Negro ex- odus into the North was one of the major ...
... North , wrote a correspondent with Rosecrans's army , " in conse- quence of the heartless bigotry of the people of the free states . " In fact , as Lincoln well knew , the fear of a Negro ex- odus into the North was one of the major ...
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