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Page 92
... Lincoln directed an increase of ten regiments for the regular army . When Congress was finally called into special session in July 1861 , it had almost no alternative to ratifying Lincoln's proclamations and giving belated legislative ...
... Lincoln directed an increase of ten regiments for the regular army . When Congress was finally called into special session in July 1861 , it had almost no alternative to ratifying Lincoln's proclamations and giving belated legislative ...
Page 94
... Lincoln's arbitrary meas- ures , congratulated the Chief Justice upon his opinion . A com- mittee of the Maryland legislature , a body that contained many Confederate sympathizers who were also later placed under ar- rest , cited the ...
... Lincoln's arbitrary meas- ures , congratulated the Chief Justice upon his opinion . A com- mittee of the Maryland legislature , a body that contained many Confederate sympathizers who were also later placed under ar- rest , cited the ...
Page 97
... Lincoln and his Cabinet , while they regretted the arrest and doubted its legality , felt that the general had to be supported . The solution to the dilemma was found in Lincoln's order commuting Vallandigham's sentence to prison by a ...
... Lincoln and his Cabinet , while they regretted the arrest and doubted its legality , felt that the general had to be supported . The solution to the dilemma was found in Lincoln's order commuting Vallandigham's sentence to prison by a ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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