A Constitutional View of the Late War Between the States: Its Causes, Character, Conduct and Results : Presented in a Series of Colloquies at Liberty HallNational Publishing Company, 1868 - Constitutional history |
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... existed in 1860 , in all the Seceding States , had at one time , be it constantly kept in mind , existed in all the States of the Union , and did so exist in all , save one , in 1787 , when the present Articles of Union were entered ...
... existed in 1860 , in all the Seceding States , had at one time , be it constantly kept in mind , existed in all the States of the Union , and did so exist in all , save one , in 1787 , when the present Articles of Union were entered ...
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... existed in the Federal Councils . The antagonism on this question , which was clearly exhibited in the beginning , as appears from the Resolution of the House of Representatives referred to , was an antagonism growing out of ...
... existed in the Federal Councils . The antagonism on this question , which was clearly exhibited in the beginning , as appears from the Resolution of the House of Representatives referred to , was an antagonism growing out of ...
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... existed in that State . This fact being so announced , the Proclamation went on to set forth the Terms and Conditions upon which certain classes of Electors under the Constitution of North Carolina as it existed when the war commenced ...
... existed in that State . This fact being so announced , the Proclamation went on to set forth the Terms and Conditions upon which certain classes of Electors under the Constitution of North Carolina as it existed when the war commenced ...
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