The History of Abraham Lincoln and the Overthrow of SlaveryBooks for Libraries Press, 1971 - 736 strani |
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... arms and the Arsenal . But his design was thwarted by Captains Stokes and Lyon . Lyon then , on the 6th of May , followed up his success in saving the arms , by marching with about six thou- sand men to camp Jackson , where the " State ...
... arms and the Arsenal . But his design was thwarted by Captains Stokes and Lyon . Lyon then , on the 6th of May , followed up his success in saving the arms , by marching with about six thou- sand men to camp Jackson , where the " State ...
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... arms had been seiz- ed and were in the hands of hostile armies . Large numbers of officers of the United States Army , and Navy , had resign- ed and taken up arms against their Government . He review- ed the facts in relation to Fort ...
... arms had been seiz- ed and were in the hands of hostile armies . Large numbers of officers of the United States Army , and Navy , had resign- ed and taken up arms against their Government . He review- ed the facts in relation to Fort ...
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... arms , and to manumit the whole mass , men , women , and children , and leave them among us . Do you expect us to ... arm every man and boy that we have in the land , and we would meet you in a death struggle , to overthrow together ...
... arms , and to manumit the whole mass , men , women , and children , and leave them among us . Do you expect us to ... arm every man and boy that we have in the land , and we would meet you in a death struggle , to overthrow together ...
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