The American Conflict: A History of the Great Rebellion in the United States of America, 1860-'65 ; Its Causes, Incidents, and Results ; Intended to Exhibit Especially Its Moral and Political Phases, with the Drift and Progress of American Opinion Respecting Human Slavery from 1776 to the Close of the War for the Union, Volume 2O.D. Case and Company, 1866 - Slavery |
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... July , 1862 , to July , 1863 , believed the Union death - stricken , had the balance of material probabilities on their side : they erred only in underrating the potency of those intellectual , moral , and Providential forces , which in ...
... July , 1862 , to July , 1863 , believed the Union death - stricken , had the balance of material probabilities on their side : they erred only in underrating the potency of those intellectual , moral , and Providential forces , which in ...
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... recognition of Human Brotherhood as well as State sisterhood - in the establishment and assured maintenance of All Rights for All . New York , July 21 , 1866 . H. G. INDEX BY CHAPTERS . INDEX BY CHAPTERS . 10 EXPLANATORY .
... recognition of Human Brotherhood as well as State sisterhood - in the establishment and assured maintenance of All Rights for All . New York , July 21 , 1866 . H. G. INDEX BY CHAPTERS . INDEX BY CHAPTERS . 10 EXPLANATORY .
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... July 24 , 1861 . 8 blame wholly upon Lynde . Our men were paroled , and permitted , as prisoners , to pursue their course northward , after listening to a speech from Col. Baylor , of their captors , intended to win their good - will ...
... July 24 , 1861 . 8 blame wholly upon Lynde . Our men were paroled , and permitted , as prisoners , to pursue their course northward , after listening to a speech from Col. Baylor , of their captors , intended to win their good - will ...
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... July 4 . 25 July 7 . 22 June 24 . 20 July 9 . SCHOFIELD AND MCNEIL HOLD MISSOURI . with the expected gunboats 34 THE AMERICAN CONFLICT .
... July 4 . 25 July 7 . 22 June 24 . 20 July 9 . SCHOFIELD AND MCNEIL HOLD MISSOURI . with the expected gunboats 34 THE AMERICAN CONFLICT .
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... July 11 Nov. 27 , 1861 . 35 field persisted in enrolling and organ- izing militia until he had 50,900 men on his lists , of whom about 30,000 were armed . Upon full considera- tion , he decided to enroll only loyal men , since passive ...
... July 11 Nov. 27 , 1861 . 35 field persisted in enrolling and organ- izing militia until he had 50,900 men on his lists , of whom about 30,000 were armed . Upon full considera- tion , he decided to enroll only loyal men , since passive ...
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