History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of President Johnson, Količina 3Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... Union - which re- moved a most formidable source of fu- ture dissensions with France - which exceedingly strengthened the relative influence and power of the state and section of the Union , to which he him- self belonged , and which in ...
... Union - which re- moved a most formidable source of fu- ture dissensions with France - which exceedingly strengthened the relative influence and power of the state and section of the Union , to which he him- self belonged , and which in ...
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... Union - Treaties with the Indians -The Seminole war - General Gaines's orders - General Jackson in command - Marches into Florida - Ar- buthnot and Ambrister - Their trial and execution — Jackson marches to Pensacola - The Spanish ...
... Union - Treaties with the Indians -The Seminole war - General Gaines's orders - General Jackson in command - Marches into Florida - Ar- buthnot and Ambrister - Their trial and execution — Jackson marches to Pensacola - The Spanish ...
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... Union . This these would be good capital in seek- peace conference , from whose labors ing foreign aid and sympathy ; the much was expected , met , February 4th , latter bore directly on Virginia , the in Washington . Ex - President ...
... Union . This these would be good capital in seek- peace conference , from whose labors ing foreign aid and sympathy ; the much was expected , met , February 4th , latter bore directly on Virginia , the in Washington . Ex - President ...
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