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... Union, and the country had filled up with whites, who extended the lines of their settlements around the country of the Indians, and pressed closer and closer upon them. Outrages, on one part and on the other, were of constant ...
... Union, and the country had filled up with whites, who extended the lines of their settlements around the country of the Indians, and pressed closer and closer upon them. Outrages, on one part and on the other, were of constant ...
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... Union, and it was found that a strip extended north of 36°30', he actually introduced a bill extending the line and prohibiting slavery in the northern edge of the new State.' "'And you voted against the bill,' said Douglas. "'Precisely ...
... Union, and it was found that a strip extended north of 36°30', he actually introduced a bill extending the line and prohibiting slavery in the northern edge of the new State.' "'And you voted against the bill,' said Douglas. "'Precisely ...
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... union. The anti-Nebraska party of the same year offered him the nomination for Governor; but in the existing state of organizations, he declined for the sake of the cause which all had espoused. It occurs in politics that a force which ...
... union. The anti-Nebraska party of the same year offered him the nomination for Governor; but in the existing state of organizations, he declined for the sake of the cause which all had espoused. It occurs in politics that a force which ...
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... Union; to abolish slavery in the District of Columbia; to exclude slavery from all the territories over which the General Government has exclusive jurisdiction; and to resist the acquirement of any more territories unless the practice ...
... Union; to abolish slavery in the District of Columbia; to exclude slavery from all the territories over which the General Government has exclusive jurisdiction; and to resist the acquirement of any more territories unless the practice ...
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... ............... "27th, Jonesboro, Union county........................September 15th, Charleston, Coles county........."............... "18th, Galesburgh, Knox county..................October 7th, " Quincy, Adams county.........
... ............... "27th, Jonesboro, Union county........................September 15th, Charleston, Coles county........."............... "18th, Galesburgh, Knox county..................October 7th, " Quincy, Adams county.........
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LIVES & SPEECHES OF ABRAHAM LI William Dean 1837-1920 Howells,John Lord 1812-1887 Hayes,Abraham 1809-1865 Lincoln No preview available - 2016 |
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