The History of Abraham Lincoln and the Overthrow of SlaveryBooks for Libraries Press, 1971 - 736 strani |
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... Government , is the first in the history of the world , based upon this great physical , philosophical and moral truth . " The Confederate Government being based on slavery — this being openly avowed as its corner - stone , how would it ...
... Government , is the first in the history of the world , based upon this great physical , philosophical and moral truth . " The Confederate Government being based on slavery — this being openly avowed as its corner - stone , how would it ...
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... Government . He review- ed the facts in relation to Fort Sumter , and showed that by the attack upon it , the insurgents began the conflict of arms , thus forcing upon the country immediate dissolution or war . No choice was left but to ...
... Government . He review- ed the facts in relation to Fort Sumter , and showed that by the attack upon it , the insurgents began the conflict of arms , thus forcing upon the country immediate dissolution or war . No choice was left but to ...
Stran 473
... government to certain States whose governments have been overthrown . " The bill among other things , authorized the appointment by the Pres- ident of a Provisional Governor . It provided that as soon as military resistance should be ...
... government to certain States whose governments have been overthrown . " The bill among other things , authorized the appointment by the Pres- ident of a Provisional Governor . It provided that as soon as military resistance should be ...
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