The Great Rebellion: A History of the Civil War in the United States, Volume 1Hurlbut, Scranton, 1864 - United States |
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... barbarians . These acts , in turn ex- exasperated the north , and the feeling of indignation was intensified still more , by lecturers , who carefully collated all POLITICAL PARTIES . 37 true and reported instances of cruelty.
... barbarians . These acts , in turn ex- exasperated the north , and the feeling of indignation was intensified still more , by lecturers , who carefully collated all POLITICAL PARTIES . 37 true and reported instances of cruelty.
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... party , which with the democratic , had by turns ruled the nation , fell into a hopeless minority . The United States bank , tariff , subtreasury , etc. , which had furnished its platform , were finally disposed of . The American party ...
... party , which with the democratic , had by turns ruled the nation , fell into a hopeless minority . The United States bank , tariff , subtreasury , etc. , which had furnished its platform , were finally disposed of . The American party ...
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... PARTY . who for many years had plotted the overthrow of the gov- ernment , and only waited a favorable opportunity to give success to their schemes . They had been able , under the excitement of the political canvass through which they ...
... PARTY . who for many years had plotted the overthrow of the gov- ernment , and only waited a favorable opportunity to give success to their schemes . They had been able , under the excitement of the political canvass through which they ...
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... party . They did so , and leaving the campaign to its inevitable result , spent their time and efforts in preparing for a revolution . Yancey and Davis were outwardly the leaders in this foul conspiracy , while Floyd and Thompson ...
... party . They did so , and leaving the campaign to its inevitable result , spent their time and efforts in preparing for a revolution . Yancey and Davis were outwardly the leaders in this foul conspiracy , while Floyd and Thompson ...
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... fro on the surging , conflicting elements of popular passion . Between those at the north , anxious only for the preserva- tion of party , and those reckless of consequences in their U. S. MINT AT NEW ORLEANS . 43 fierce indignation.
... fro on the surging , conflicting elements of popular passion . Between those at the north , anxious only for the preserva- tion of party , and those reckless of consequences in their U. S. MINT AT NEW ORLEANS . 43 fierce indignation.
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