Lincoln and the War Democrats: The Grand Erosion of Conservative TraditionFairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1975 - Всего страниц: 455 |
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... The great conspiracy . NY , Hart , 1886. p . 258. The statement was repeated many times by scores of Secessionist leaders in the weeks im- mediately preceding the war , on the basis of promises extended by so many northern Democrats ...
... The great conspiracy . NY , Hart , 1886. p . 258. The statement was repeated many times by scores of Secessionist leaders in the weeks im- mediately preceding the war , on the basis of promises extended by so many northern Democrats ...
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... The Great Conspiracy . New York : Hart , 1886 . Lord , John K. A History of Dartmouth College . Concord : Rumford , 1913 . Loyal League of Union Citizens . Commemoration . Anniversary celebration of the great uprising of the North ...
... The Great Conspiracy . New York : Hart , 1886 . Lord , John K. A History of Dartmouth College . Concord : Rumford , 1913 . Loyal League of Union Citizens . Commemoration . Anniversary celebration of the great uprising of the North ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE WAR DEMOCRATS | 15 |
18321861 | 23 |
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