The Life and Public Services of Hon. Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois, and Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine |
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... Missouri Compromise . The foregoing history may not be precisely accurate in every particular ; but I am sure it is sufficiently so for all the uses I shall attempt to make of it , and in it we have before us , the chief materials ...
... Missouri Compromise . The foregoing history may not be precisely accurate in every particular ; but I am sure it is sufficiently so for all the uses I shall attempt to make of it , and in it we have before us , the chief materials ...
Page 108
... Missouri Compromise should be extended to the Texas territory ; and in all States formed out of it north of 36 ° 30 ' , slavery should be prohibited ; when the vote came up on its final passage , Mr. Hamlin , with the northern Freesoil ...
... Missouri Compromise should be extended to the Texas territory ; and in all States formed out of it north of 36 ° 30 ' , slavery should be prohibited ; when the vote came up on its final passage , Mr. Hamlin , with the northern Freesoil ...
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... Missouri Compromise by the passage of the Nebraska bill in 1854 . Senator Hamlin's celebrated speech during that struggle , in which he abandoned his old party associates , they having aban- doned their principles , will be remembered ...
... Missouri Compromise by the passage of the Nebraska bill in 1854 . Senator Hamlin's celebrated speech during that struggle , in which he abandoned his old party associates , they having aban- doned their principles , will be remembered ...
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... MISSOURI COMPROMISE . ― " Mr. President , I come now to another point which , in my judg- ment , implies vastly more than legislative faith . I come to the re- peal of the Missouri Compromise . Whose measure was that ? From what section ...
... MISSOURI COMPROMISE . ― " Mr. President , I come now to another point which , in my judg- ment , implies vastly more than legislative faith . I come to the re- peal of the Missouri Compromise . Whose measure was that ? From what section ...
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