A House Dividing: Lincoln as President Elect |
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... Republican pointed out that Lincoln had been constitutionally elected , and upon his inauguration " should be recognized by all good citizens as the President of the Republic . . . . There is no justification , in anything that has yet ...
... Republican pointed out that Lincoln had been constitutionally elected , and upon his inauguration " should be recognized by all good citizens as the President of the Republic . . . . There is no justification , in anything that has yet ...
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... Republican banners , ' wrote a Baltimore Republican , “ are we to have a Republican personnel as well as policy ? A conspiracy is on foot to prevent it . Ewing , Baker , Winter Davis , Corwin , J. M. Botts , W. C. Rives , Winthrop ...
... Republican banners , ' wrote a Baltimore Republican , “ are we to have a Republican personnel as well as policy ? A conspiracy is on foot to prevent it . Ewing , Baker , Winter Davis , Corwin , J. M. Botts , W. C. Rives , Winthrop ...
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... Republican administration , would have resembled the earlier " great com- promises " on the slavery question . One day later there came from the same source news con- sidered even more sensational than the proposed Republican ...
... Republican administration , would have resembled the earlier " great com- promises " on the slavery question . One day later there came from the same source news con- sidered even more sensational than the proposed Republican ...
Contents
PREFACE V | 3 |
THE BATTLE OF FACTION | 152 |
COMPROMISES AND COMPROMISERS | 190 |
Copyright | |
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