The History, Civil, Political and Military, of the Southern Rebellion: From Its Incipient Stages to Its Close. Comprehending, Also, All Important State Papers, Ordinances of Secession, Proclamations, Proceedings of Congress, Official Reports of Commanders, Etc., Etc, Volume 2J.D. Torrey, 1861 |
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... entire country . It his enunciation deliberate , and his manner was to determine the future of the Republic - impressive . If there was danger of assassin- to witness the inauguration of a " sectional " ation , he did not betray the ...
... entire country . It his enunciation deliberate , and his manner was to determine the future of the Republic - impressive . If there was danger of assassin- to witness the inauguration of a " sectional " ation , he did not betray the ...
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... entire policy . But he was rejoiced when he read it . He invited atten- tion to it , as showing conclusively that the President is pledged to a policy which looks to a peaceful solution of our difficulties , and against all others . He ...
... entire policy . But he was rejoiced when he read it . He invited atten- tion to it , as showing conclusively that the President is pledged to a policy which looks to a peaceful solution of our difficulties , and against all others . He ...
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... entire directness and to act in a spirit of perfect respect and candor towards Messrs . Forsythe and Crawford , and that portion of the Union in whose name they present themselves before him , that he has cheerfully submitted this paper ...
... entire directness and to act in a spirit of perfect respect and candor towards Messrs . Forsythe and Crawford , and that portion of the Union in whose name they present themselves before him , that he has cheerfully submitted this paper ...
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... entire Secession movement had been made over the heads of adopting the new Constitution — all without once allowing the popular voice any expression ! A parallel for such proceedings can only be found in the bayonet - rule of the First ...
... entire Secession movement had been made over the heads of adopting the new Constitution — all without once allowing the popular voice any expression ! A parallel for such proceedings can only be found in the bayonet - rule of the First ...
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... entire under current of the Southern movement . " Union - menders " were to be put in strait- jackets , and all who looked backward with longing were to be regarded as weak to be discovered by observation . The temper and intention of ...
... entire under current of the Southern movement . " Union - menders " were to be put in strait- jackets , and all who looked backward with longing were to be regarded as weak to be discovered by observation . The temper and intention of ...
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