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Page 13
... claim nothing more . If western men have fought more battles and won more victories for the Union than their brethren of the East , it is because they have had more opportunities . It has been their good fortune to be led against the ...
... claim nothing more . If western men have fought more battles and won more victories for the Union than their brethren of the East , it is because they have had more opportunities . It has been their good fortune to be led against the ...
Page 7
... claim , and , contrasting it with the professions of gentlemen of the North , ex- claimed , " Commend me to such conciliation ! " - conciliation in professions , accom- panied by an assertion on the part of the free States , of a power ...
... claim , and , contrasting it with the professions of gentlemen of the North , ex- claimed , " Commend me to such conciliation ! " - conciliation in professions , accom- panied by an assertion on the part of the free States , of a power ...
Page 7
... claim of right to enter the " territory " of the United States , before such claim can be adjusted , it must be ascertained whether it is the public domain which is sought to be taken possession of and enjoyed , by a pur- chaser or ...
... claim of right to enter the " territory " of the United States , before such claim can be adjusted , it must be ascertained whether it is the public domain which is sought to be taken possession of and enjoyed , by a pur- chaser or ...
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