The History of Abraham Lincoln and the Overthrow of SlaveryBooks for Libraries Press, 1971 - 736 strani |
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... majority of the people of Virginia whether rebel or loyal , whether convicts or free- men . The majority of the people of Virginia , was the State of Virginia , although individuals had committed treason . " Now , then , how has that ...
... majority of the people of Virginia whether rebel or loyal , whether convicts or free- men . The majority of the people of Virginia , was the State of Virginia , although individuals had committed treason . " Now , then , how has that ...
Stran 560
... majority by which Lincoln was reelected . He received all the electoral votes given , except those of three States , New Jersey , Delaware and Kentucky . His majority on the popular vote was more than 400,000 , a larger majority than ...
... majority by which Lincoln was reelected . He received all the electoral votes given , except those of three States , New Jersey , Delaware and Kentucky . His majority on the popular vote was more than 400,000 , a larger majority than ...
Stran 587
... majority of the people at the Presi- dential election , and now the Constitutional majority of two- thirds in both Houses of Congress had voted to submit to the people the Constitutional amendment , which would finish the " job . " In ...
... majority of the people at the Presi- dential election , and now the Constitutional majority of two- thirds in both Houses of Congress had voted to submit to the people the Constitutional amendment , which would finish the " job . " In ...
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