The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 5Houghton, Mifflin, 1884 - New York (State) |
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Page 9
... loyal citizens , he addressed the several persons holding positions in the Department of State , as follows : - August 12 , 1862 . TO THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE , and other persons in the service of the Department of State ...
... loyal citizens , he addressed the several persons holding positions in the Department of State , as follows : - August 12 , 1862 . TO THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE , and other persons in the service of the Department of State ...
Page 10
... loyal people promptly re- sponded . The troops hastened to the city of Washington to se- cure its possession in the hands of the government . In passing through Baltimore , they met with armed resistance from a mob . The Governor of ...
... loyal people promptly re- sponded . The troops hastened to the city of Washington to se- cure its possession in the hands of the government . In passing through Baltimore , they met with armed resistance from a mob . The Governor of ...
Page 24
... loyal men are admitted as representatives of the loyal people of the eleven States so long unrepresented in Congress . Noth- ing but this can complete it . Nothing more remains to be done , and nothing more is necessary . Every day's ...
... loyal men are admitted as representatives of the loyal people of the eleven States so long unrepresented in Congress . Noth- ing but this can complete it . Nothing more remains to be done , and nothing more is necessary . Every day's ...
Page 48
... loyal States , while that of exhaustion has been going on in the disloyal . Only eleven of the slave States are practically subject to the insur- gents , and already the flag of the Union stands , as we think , irre- movably fixed upon ...
... loyal States , while that of exhaustion has been going on in the disloyal . Only eleven of the slave States are practically subject to the insur- gents , and already the flag of the Union stands , as we think , irre- movably fixed upon ...
Page 52
... loyal to the Union ; that the insurrection had its spring in the slave States , and that it aims to separate them all from the Union , and embrace them in a new sovereign confederacy . There is not one regiment or battalion , or even ...
... loyal to the Union ; that the insurrection had its spring in the slave States , and that it aims to separate them all from the Union , and embrace them in a new sovereign confederacy . There is not one regiment or battalion , or even ...
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