Revolution to ReconstructionDoubleday, Doran, Incorporated, 1939 - Всего страниц: 486 |
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... result in feelings of distrust and jealousy , the certain harbingers of disunion , violence and civil war , and the ultimate destruction of our free institutions . " The President was too kindly to treat office seekers uncere- moniously ...
... result in feelings of distrust and jealousy , the certain harbingers of disunion , violence and civil war , and the ultimate destruction of our free institutions . " The President was too kindly to treat office seekers uncere- moniously ...
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... result in the indefinite perpetuation of slavery there . Meanwhile there was embodied in the Texas Constitution a provision forbidding the legislature ever to proclaim a general liberation of slaves . Texas had been largely populated by ...
... result in the indefinite perpetuation of slavery there . Meanwhile there was embodied in the Texas Constitution a provision forbidding the legislature ever to proclaim a general liberation of slaves . Texas had been largely populated by ...
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... result . " · Santa Anna was in his element . At the head of twenty thou- sand men , he anticipated an easy victory ... results accomplished , his military career entitles him to be ranked with the greatest American com- manders . Upon ...
... result . " · Santa Anna was in his element . At the head of twenty thou- sand men , he anticipated an easy victory ... results accomplished , his military career entitles him to be ranked with the greatest American com- manders . Upon ...
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