Synopsis of the American WarHamilton, Adams, 1866 - 228 halaman |
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... slavery conflict , it was announced to be so irrepressible that it must go on to a physical issue . " By the use of this language he designs to convey the impression that the anti - slavery conflict was a progressive one in America on ...
... slavery conflict , it was announced to be so irrepressible that it must go on to a physical issue . " By the use of this language he designs to convey the impression that the anti - slavery conflict was a progressive one in America on ...
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... slave and half free . I do not expect the Union to be dissolved , I do not expect the house to fall , but I do expect it will cease to be divided . It will become all one thing , or all the other . Either the opponents of slavery will ...
... slave and half free . I do not expect the Union to be dissolved , I do not expect the house to fall , but I do expect it will cease to be divided . It will become all one thing , or all the other . Either the opponents of slavery will ...
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... slavery progress needs no com- ment . We have said that deep strategy was also resorted to . This is seen in the word physical , introduced by Mr Dowe , not contained in the original and re- pudiated by implication or otherwise by ...
... slavery progress needs no com- ment . We have said that deep strategy was also resorted to . This is seen in the word physical , introduced by Mr Dowe , not contained in the original and re- pudiated by implication or otherwise by ...
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... slave - hold- ing interest , that they might oppress each other and multiply the victims of their cruelty instead of diminishing them . Speaking with the voice of a Jacob , they stretched out the hands of an Esau . Proclaiming their ...
... slave - hold- ing interest , that they might oppress each other and multiply the victims of their cruelty instead of diminishing them . Speaking with the voice of a Jacob , they stretched out the hands of an Esau . Proclaiming their ...
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... slave states , they have rarely been allowed to exercise the slightest influence upon the action of government in reference to this most important subject . " The reader , therefore , will do well to weigh the following facts . " The ...
... slave states , they have rarely been allowed to exercise the slightest influence upon the action of government in reference to this most important subject . " The reader , therefore , will do well to weigh the following facts . " The ...
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Abraham Lincoln adopted amendment America Andrew Johnson Andy Johnson appointed arms ARTICLE articles of confederation assassin avowed ballot battle bill blood Booth C. H. Spurgeon called cause Christians churches citizens civil claim Confederate congress assembled consent Constitution crime declared duties elected executive Federal government Fort Sumter freedom governor Grant hand Henry Ward Beecher hold honour impeachment Jefferson Davis Johnson judge justice labour land legislature liberty Lincoln manner ment military militia millions Missouri Compromise murder nations negro North Northern number of votes party passed peace person political present President principles prisoners rebel rebellion recognised respective Richard Cobden Richmond secession senate Seward Sherman slave slaveholding slavery soldiers South Carolina Southern sovereign sovereignty Stonewall Jackson supreme court thereof thousand eight hundred tion treason treaties Union United vice-president Virginia Washington Wendell Phillips whilst York