History of the Administration of President Lincoln: Including His Speeches, Letters, Addresses, Proclamations, and Messages. With a Preliminary Sketch of His Life |
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... military support which the General Government may expect from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in a proper emergency ... military arm . [ Applause . ] While I am exceedingly grati- fied to see the manifestation upon your streets of your ...
... military support which the General Government may expect from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in a proper emergency ... military arm . [ Applause . ] While I am exceedingly grati- fied to see the manifestation upon your streets of your ...
Page 112
... military force was in attendance under the immediate command of General Scott , but nothing oc- curred to interrupt the harmony of the occasion . Before taking the oath of office Mr. LINCOLN delivered the following INAUGURAL ADDRESS ...
... military force was in attendance under the immediate command of General Scott , but nothing oc- curred to interrupt the harmony of the occasion . Before taking the oath of office Mr. LINCOLN delivered the following INAUGURAL ADDRESS ...
Page 131
... military posts and property which were in possession of the Government when it came into my hands . But if , as now appears to be true , in pursuit of a purpose to drive the United States authority from these places , an unprovoked ...
... military posts and property which were in possession of the Government when it came into my hands . But if , as now appears to be true , in pursuit of a purpose to drive the United States authority from these places , an unprovoked ...
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... military posts and property situated within the States which claim to have seceded , as yet belonging to the Government of the United States as much as they did before the supposed secession . Whatever else I may do for the purpose , I ...
... military posts and property situated within the States which claim to have seceded , as yet belonging to the Government of the United States as much as they did before the supposed secession . Whatever else I may do for the purpose , I ...
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... MILITARY EVENTS OF THE SUMMER OF 1861 . In pursuance of the President's proclamation of the 15th of April , Congress met in extra session on the 4th of July , 1861. The Republicans had control of both houses , counting 31 votes out of ...
... MILITARY EVENTS OF THE SUMMER OF 1861 . In pursuance of the President's proclamation of the 15th of April , Congress met in extra session on the 4th of July , 1861. The Republicans had control of both houses , counting 31 votes out of ...
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