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Page 138
... intervention continued to circulate in the United States . On December 2 , 1862 , Seward had written to Bayard Taylor that though he was no longer worried about a change in Russian policy he would like to be certain about certain rumors ...
... intervention continued to circulate in the United States . On December 2 , 1862 , Seward had written to Bayard Taylor that though he was no longer worried about a change in Russian policy he would like to be certain about certain rumors ...
Page 156
... intervention resulted from no concern or friendship for the United States . Rather it came from the necessity of being con- sistent in opposing foreign intervention in all domestic struggles ; or to be more exact , in opposing ...
... intervention resulted from no concern or friendship for the United States . Rather it came from the necessity of being con- sistent in opposing foreign intervention in all domestic struggles ; or to be more exact , in opposing ...
Page 157
... intervention by European powers . If such mysterious orders existed they were kept secret even from President Lincoln and Secretary Seward . And no rec- ord of such orders has ever been found among the official archives of the United ...
... intervention by European powers . If such mysterious orders existed they were kept secret even from President Lincoln and Secretary Seward . And no rec- ord of such orders has ever been found among the official archives of the United ...
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Lincoln Denounces Russian Despotism | 3 |
The Divided House | 15 |
Stoeckl Attempts Mediation | 38 |
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