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... army . ” After declaring that— " Not only are our non - Slaveholders loyal , but even our Negroes are . We have no apprehen- sions whatever of insurrection - not the slightest . We can arm our negroes , and leave them at home , when we ...
... army . ” After declaring that— " Not only are our non - Slaveholders loyal , but even our Negroes are . We have no apprehen- sions whatever of insurrection - not the slightest . We can arm our negroes , and leave them at home , when we ...
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... Army , inspires the Rebel Army with renewed courage . Under these circumstances , Friday , the 19th of July , is devoted to reconnaissances by the Engineer officers of the Union Army ; to the cooking of the supplies , which have at last ...
... Army , inspires the Rebel Army with renewed courage . Under these circumstances , Friday , the 19th of July , is devoted to reconnaissances by the Engineer officers of the Union Army ; to the cooking of the supplies , which have at last ...
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... Army can keep Lee's Army out of Pennsylvania , and , I think , can ultimately drive it out of existence . But no paper Compromise to which the controllers of Lee's Army are not agreed , can at all affect that Army . In an effort at such ...
... Army can keep Lee's Army out of Pennsylvania , and , I think , can ultimately drive it out of existence . But no paper Compromise to which the controllers of Lee's Army are not agreed , can at all affect that Army . In an effort at such ...
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Protection and Free Trade | 13 |
Growth of the Slavery Question | 31 |
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