The Church and the Rebellion: A Consideration of the Rebellion Against the Government of the United States; and the Agency of the Church, North and South, in Relation Thereto |
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... cause whatever to excuse her rebellion against the Union . Yet she revolted ; we may say , gave to the revolution a countenance and support , without which it would have speedily sunk into a futile enterprise . Having come to it , she ...
... cause whatever to excuse her rebellion against the Union . Yet she revolted ; we may say , gave to the revolution a countenance and support , without which it would have speedily sunk into a futile enterprise . Having come to it , she ...
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... cause the people in rebellion are not allowed to have their independence and separate nationality . But it was not for a separate Confederacy that the rebel leaders first in- augurated secession . They aimed to prevent the instal- IT ...
... cause the people in rebellion are not allowed to have their independence and separate nationality . But it was not for a separate Confederacy that the rebel leaders first in- augurated secession . They aimed to prevent the instal- IT ...
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... cause " the two Houses of Congress were surrounded by armed soldiers , as though they were sitting in an Austrian capital ; " the subsequent well - matured plot to assassinate the President elect , as he should pass through Baltimore ...
... cause " the two Houses of Congress were surrounded by armed soldiers , as though they were sitting in an Austrian capital ; " the subsequent well - matured plot to assassinate the President elect , as he should pass through Baltimore ...
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... causes all combined ; and that slavery , and the Presidential election of 1860 , were 66 a mere pre- text . " We grant the substantial truth of what are here given as auxiliary causes of the rebellion ; and ... CAUSE OF THE REBELLION . It is.
... causes all combined ; and that slavery , and the Presidential election of 1860 , were 66 a mere pre- text . " We grant the substantial truth of what are here given as auxiliary causes of the rebellion ; and ... CAUSE OF THE REBELLION . It is.
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... CAUSE OF THE REBELLION . It is among the marvels which our civil war has exhib- ited , that there should be a difference of opinion concern- ing the reasons which have ... CAUSE OF THE REBELLION . CHAPTER II CAUSE OF THE REBELLION 36-70.
... CAUSE OF THE REBELLION . It is among the marvels which our civil war has exhib- ited , that there should be a difference of opinion concern- ing the reasons which have ... CAUSE OF THE REBELLION . CHAPTER II CAUSE OF THE REBELLION 36-70.
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