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... Southern idea of emancipating the negro slowly faded to a shadow . But what of the North ? Long before the ... Southern leaders to maintain control of the national government . They created a Southern oligarchy in Congress which was so ...
... Southern idea of emancipating the negro slowly faded to a shadow . But what of the North ? Long before the ... Southern leaders to maintain control of the national government . They created a Southern oligarchy in Congress which was so ...
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... Southern affairs in fighting Southern men , in conquering Southern states , and in endeavoring to reconstruct their governments . 82 • • It was the fate of Southern civilization to be entangled in anachronisms that had to be continually ...
... Southern affairs in fighting Southern men , in conquering Southern states , and in endeavoring to reconstruct their governments . 82 • • It was the fate of Southern civilization to be entangled in anachronisms that had to be continually ...
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W. E. Woodward. Southern Draft - Evaders 229 of the war . Though he was censured bitterly by his Southern contemporaries , history will deal more kindly with him , for his task was really one of superhuman size . In April , 1861 , after ...
W. E. Woodward. Southern Draft - Evaders 229 of the war . Though he was censured bitterly by his Southern contemporaries , history will deal more kindly with him , for his task was really one of superhuman size . In April , 1861 , after ...
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CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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