United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Band 39,Ausgabe 4J.& H.G. Langley, 1856 |
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... advantages are to attend our reduction ? The trade of a ruined and desolate country is always inconsiderable , its revenue trif- ling ; the expense of subjecting and retaining it in subjection , certain and inevitable . What then ...
... advantages are to attend our reduction ? The trade of a ruined and desolate country is always inconsiderable , its revenue trif- ling ; the expense of subjecting and retaining it in subjection , certain and inevitable . What then ...
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... advantages resulting from the Union have been enjoyed by the South ; and that in every collision of interest between the two great sections , the North has yielded every thing , and the South has gained every thing . " Such is the ...
... advantages resulting from the Union have been enjoyed by the South ; and that in every collision of interest between the two great sections , the North has yielded every thing , and the South has gained every thing . " Such is the ...
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... advantages which the free States enjoy over the South , through the instru- mentality of the Union . Among those advantages we will merely refer to great navy yards , the national mint , marine hospitals , etc. " There is one benefit ...
... advantages which the free States enjoy over the South , through the instru- mentality of the Union . Among those advantages we will merely refer to great navy yards , the national mint , marine hospitals , etc. " There is one benefit ...
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