Southern History of the War, Volume 1This work presents the history of the Civil War from a pro-Southern perspective. |
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... entire delega- tion from all the slaveholding States to retire from the hall , and to meet in the room of the Committee on the District of Columbia . A large number of them did meet for consultation in the room designated . The meeting ...
... entire delega- tion from all the slaveholding States to retire from the hall , and to meet in the room of the Committee on the District of Columbia . A large number of them did meet for consultation in the room designated . The meeting ...
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... , on the first Monday of September , 1857. They proceeded to form a Constitution , and having finished their work , adjourned on the 7th November The entire Constitution was not submitted to the popular vote THE FIRST YEAR . 27.
... , on the first Monday of September , 1857. They proceeded to form a Constitution , and having finished their work , adjourned on the 7th November The entire Constitution was not submitted to the popular vote THE FIRST YEAR . 27.
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Edward Alfred Pollard. The entire Constitution was not submitted to the popular vote . but the Convention took care to ... entire result of their labors to a vote of the people ; he ex- plained that , when he instructed Governor Walker ...
Edward Alfred Pollard. The entire Constitution was not submitted to the popular vote . but the Convention took care to ... entire result of their labors to a vote of the people ; he ex- plained that , when he instructed Governor Walker ...
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... entire Southern delegation gave warning that they would regard the election of Mr. Sherman , or of any man with his record , as an open declaration of war upon the institutions of the South ; as much so , some of the members declared ...
... entire Southern delegation gave warning that they would regard the election of Mr. Sherman , or of any man with his record , as an open declaration of war upon the institutions of the South ; as much so , some of the members declared ...
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... entire electoral vote of every free State , except New Jersey , and was , of course , elected President of the United States , according to the forms of the Constitution . The entire popular vote for Lincoln was 1,858,200 ; that for ...
... entire electoral vote of every free State , except New Jersey , and was , of course , elected President of the United States , according to the forms of the Constitution . The entire popular vote for Lincoln was 1,858,200 ; that for ...
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Southern History of the War: The Third Year of the War Edward Alfred Pollard No preview available - 2016 |
Southern History of the War: The Third Year of the War (Classic Reprint) Edward Alfred Pollard No preview available - 2017 |
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