The Confederate Cause and Conduct in the War Between the States: As Set Forth in the Reports of the History Committee of the Grand Camp, C.V., of Virginia, and Other Confederate PapersL. H. Jenkins, 1907 - Всего страниц: 229 |
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... tion of the land and to other lands . In large degree they have produced a better understanding of the great issues at stake , and have brought men of fair and large minds to recognize the fundamental justice of the cause of the South ...
... tion of the land and to other lands . In large degree they have produced a better understanding of the great issues at stake , and have brought men of fair and large minds to recognize the fundamental justice of the cause of the South ...
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... tion of the land and to other lands . In large degree they have produced a better understanding of the great issues at stake , and have brought men of fair and large minds to recognize the fundamental justice of the cause of the South ...
... tion of the land and to other lands . In large degree they have produced a better understanding of the great issues at stake , and have brought men of fair and large minds to recognize the fundamental justice of the cause of the South ...
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... tion of 1899. Rev. Dr. Tucker's and Mr. Carter A. Bishop's reports upon it have already been submitted . The work done by both of these gentlemen is able and conclusive . To read their reports would , of course , overrun our time . It ...
... tion of 1899. Rev. Dr. Tucker's and Mr. Carter A. Bishop's reports upon it have already been submitted . The work done by both of these gentlemen is able and conclusive . To read their reports would , of course , overrun our time . It ...
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... tion of truth . It will go far to establish our proposition as to Mr. Fiske's inability to see the truth when slavery and the war enter his field of view and the consequent entire unfitness of his " history " for school use , if we ...
... tion of truth . It will go far to establish our proposition as to Mr. Fiske's inability to see the truth when slavery and the war enter his field of view and the consequent entire unfitness of his " history " for school use , if we ...
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... tion which Mr. Mason would have shared to the full had he been alive . The inference that Virginians of the two periods were not of one mind , both as to the slave trade and Yankee interference , is absolutely false , and should not be ...
... tion which Mr. Mason would have shared to the full had he been alive . The inference that Virginians of the two periods were not of one mind , both as to the slave trade and Yankee interference , is absolutely false , and should not be ...
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