Revolution to ReconstructionDoubleday, Doran, Incorporated, 1939 - Всего страниц: 486 |
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... cause . " " He denounced the abolitionists and pleaded fervently for the preservation of the Union . It was a " taunt and reproach " to slaveholders , he said , to ban their institution by law from New Mexico and Cali- fornia , since ...
... cause . " " He denounced the abolitionists and pleaded fervently for the preservation of the Union . It was a " taunt and reproach " to slaveholders , he said , to ban their institution by law from New Mexico and Cali- fornia , since ...
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... cause of slavery proponents and characterized the Topeka free - state legislature as being engaged in rebellion . He ... cause of Kansas is the cause of the South . " The territory was soon in a state of civil war . Bloodshed and ...
... cause of slavery proponents and characterized the Topeka free - state legislature as being engaged in rebellion . He ... cause of Kansas is the cause of the South . " The territory was soon in a state of civil war . Bloodshed and ...
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... causes and operations of the Civil War . Those Southerners who realized that secession would mean war , and still ... cause . The Northern blockade soon became effec- tive enough to halt large shipments of cotton abroad . The King ...
... causes and operations of the Civil War . Those Southerners who realized that secession would mean war , and still ... cause . The Northern blockade soon became effec- tive enough to halt large shipments of cotton abroad . The King ...
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