The History of Abraham Lincoln and the Overthrow of SlaveryBooks for Libraries Press, 1971 - 736 strani |
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Stran 654
... Congress to say , whether they would receive them or not . " * The Confederates came under the National authority as a " conquered people , " they submitted without terms , except as to the personal security of those who surrendered to ...
... Congress to say , whether they would receive them or not . " * The Confederates came under the National authority as a " conquered people , " they submitted without terms , except as to the personal security of those who surrendered to ...
Stran 729
... Congress , of all slaves claimed or held by rebels . Debates in Congress , July , 1861 , on confiscation and emancipa- tion .. 273 , 280 Gradual compensated recom- mended to Congress , by Lin- coln ..... 280 , 281 , 360 , 370 , 371 ...
... Congress , of all slaves claimed or held by rebels . Debates in Congress , July , 1861 , on confiscation and emancipa- tion .. 273 , 280 Gradual compensated recom- mended to Congress , by Lin- coln ..... 280 , 281 , 360 , 370 , 371 ...
Stran 734
... Congress to abol- ish and prohibit by amend- ment to the U. S. Constitution .. 456 Speeches on same by Trumbull ... Congress to abolish entirely .. Its final overthrow . 465 ..592 , 593 Power of Congress to abolish in the States .... 692 ...
... Congress to abol- ish and prohibit by amend- ment to the U. S. Constitution .. 456 Speeches on same by Trumbull ... Congress to abolish entirely .. Its final overthrow . 465 ..592 , 593 Power of Congress to abolish in the States .... 692 ...
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