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... Congress to suspend the habeas corpus . ' The procla- mation of martial law in the revolted territories , the creation of special provost marshals charged with the police of the army and the recruiting , and the Confisca- tion Bill ...
... Congress to suspend the habeas corpus . ' The procla- mation of martial law in the revolted territories , the creation of special provost marshals charged with the police of the army and the recruiting , and the Confisca- tion Bill ...
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... Congress the means of obtaining for the blacks that political equality which Mr. Johnson has not given them . When the new representatives and deputies of the old rebel states arrive at Washington and knock at the door of Congress , the ...
... Congress the means of obtaining for the blacks that political equality which Mr. Johnson has not given them . When the new representatives and deputies of the old rebel states arrive at Washington and knock at the door of Congress , the ...
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... Congress , U. S. , financial measures of , 277-278 ; emancipation brings changes in , 294 Congress , the , 194 Conscription , 37 ; law of , called for by Lincoln , 25 ; insignificance in army recruiting , 222 Constitution , U. S. ...
... Congress , U. S. , financial measures of , 277-278 ; emancipation brings changes in , 294 Congress , the , 194 Conscription , 37 ; law of , called for by Lincoln , 25 ; insignificance in army recruiting , 222 Constitution , U. S. ...
Contents
THREE YEARS OF THE | 1 |
THREE YEARS OF POLITICAL AGITATION | 20 |
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 1864 | 39 |
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Civil War Firsts: The Legacies of America's Bloodiest Conflict Gerald S. Henig,Eric Niderost No preview available - 2001 |