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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... 55 60 67 IX . The Bombardment of Fort Sumter 74 X. President Lincoln's Proclamation Calling for Seventy - five Thou- sand Troops . Responses of the States . The Carnival of Pat- riotism .... 80 A 83 PAGE . CHAPTER I. Proofs of the Design.
... 55 60 67 IX . The Bombardment of Fort Sumter 74 X. President Lincoln's Proclamation Calling for Seventy - five Thou- sand Troops . Responses of the States . The Carnival of Pat- riotism .... 80 A 83 PAGE . CHAPTER I. Proofs of the Design.
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... Five hun- dred thousand dollars are appropriated for arming and equipping the military . April 14. — Evacuation of Fort Sumter by Ander- The men all march out with their arms . All individual and company baggage accompanied them . The ...
... Five hun- dred thousand dollars are appropriated for arming and equipping the military . April 14. — Evacuation of Fort Sumter by Ander- The men all march out with their arms . All individual and company baggage accompanied them . The ...
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... five States shall ratify the Permanent Con- stitution , it shall be established for said States , until ratified . The Provisional Constitution shall continue in force , not extending beyond one year . " Another feature of the ...
... five States shall ratify the Permanent Con- stitution , it shall be established for said States , until ratified . The Provisional Constitution shall continue in force , not extending beyond one year . " Another feature of the ...
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... five hundred thousand dollars , to be raised on State securities , for the benefit of the Central Government . The Mississippi Convention ratified the Constitution March 30th , by a vote of 78 to 7 . The Florida Convention , having ...
... five hundred thousand dollars , to be raised on State securities , for the benefit of the Central Government . The Mississippi Convention ratified the Constitution March 30th , by a vote of 78 to 7 . The Florida Convention , having ...
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... five times as large as the State of New York , and where slavery exists by law , being recognized and protected by a slave - code , there are , according to the late census , but twenty - six slaves , and they are the body - servants of ...
... five times as large as the State of New York , and where slavery exists by law , being recognized and protected by a slave - code , there are , according to the late census , but twenty - six slaves , and they are the body - servants of ...
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