Causes of the Civil War in AmericaG. Manwaring, 1861 - 30 Seiten |
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... plunged into what is sometimes called " this wicked war ? " Especially is it thought amazing in England that the President should have recently called for a great army of volunteers and regulars , and that the people of the Free States ...
... plunged into what is sometimes called " this wicked war ? " Especially is it thought amazing in England that the President should have recently called for a great army of volunteers and regulars , and that the people of the Free States ...
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... plunged the country . The division of the national domain and other property , the navigation and police of the great rivers , the arrangement and fortification of frontiers , the transit of the isthmus , the mouth of the Mississippi ...
... plunged the country . The division of the national domain and other property , the navigation and police of the great rivers , the arrangement and fortification of frontiers , the transit of the isthmus , the mouth of the Mississippi ...
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... the chief magistrate of the country , for which he may be impeached and executed . Yet men speak of Mr. Lincoln as having plunged into wicked war . They censure him for not nego- tiating with envoys who came , not to settle grievances 24.
... the chief magistrate of the country , for which he may be impeached and executed . Yet men speak of Mr. Lincoln as having plunged into wicked war . They censure him for not nego- tiating with envoys who came , not to settle grievances 24.
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