The History of Abraham Lincoln and the Overthrow of SlaveryBooks for Libraries Press, 1971 - 736 strani |
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Stran 99
... Constitution , expressed their opinion of the trick , and yet Mr. Buchanan had the shameless effrontery to urge upon Congress , the admission of Kansas under this Lecomp- ton swindle ! It was by such disgraceful means that the states ...
... Constitution , expressed their opinion of the trick , and yet Mr. Buchanan had the shameless effrontery to urge upon Congress , the admission of Kansas under this Lecomp- ton swindle ! It was by such disgraceful means that the states ...
Stran 116
... Constitution , involves nothing of the original Nebraska doctrine . That struggle was made on a point- the right of the people to make their own Constitution - upon which he and the republicans have never differed . The several points ...
... Constitution , involves nothing of the original Nebraska doctrine . That struggle was made on a point- the right of the people to make their own Constitution - upon which he and the republicans have never differed . The several points ...
Stran 707
... Constitution by reason of his subjection to martial law , because martial law , when in force , is Constitutional law . The people of the United States , through their lawfully chosen Commander - in- Chief , have the constitutional ...
... Constitution by reason of his subjection to martial law , because martial law , when in force , is Constitutional law . The people of the United States , through their lawfully chosen Commander - in- Chief , have the constitutional ...
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