Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States: Illustrated, Volume 9Edwin Wiley, Irving Everett Rines, Albert Bushnell Hart American Educational Alliance, 1916 - United States |
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... cent " governments .... Congress refuses admission to Southern Rep- 360 360 360 resentatives 360 Lincoln's plan to compensate States for slaves 361 Abolition of slavery by Southern States . 361–362 Reconstruction and amnesty ...
... cent " governments .... Congress refuses admission to Southern Rep- 360 360 360 resentatives 360 Lincoln's plan to compensate States for slaves 361 Abolition of slavery by Southern States . 361–362 Reconstruction and amnesty ...
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... cent . of the qualified voters according to the election laws existing before secession should take an oath of fealty to the Constitution and promise to abide by the acts of Congress and by the Presi- dent's proclamations respecting ...
... cent . of the qualified voters according to the election laws existing before secession should take an oath of fealty to the Constitution and promise to abide by the acts of Congress and by the Presi- dent's proclamations respecting ...
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... cent . " † After consultation between Grant , Lincoln , Stanton and Halleck , Sher- man's plans were approved on Oc- tober 13. In approving , Grant said : " If you are satisfied the trip to the seacoast can be made , holding the line of ...
... cent . " † After consultation between Grant , Lincoln , Stanton and Halleck , Sher- man's plans were approved on Oc- tober 13. In approving , Grant said : " If you are satisfied the trip to the seacoast can be made , holding the line of ...
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... cents on the dollar . * Though business seemed to be flour- ishing , not even the operations of Sherman in the South could dispel the gloom which hung over the North , for his campaign , though successful , lacked striking and ...
... cents on the dollar . * Though business seemed to be flour- ishing , not even the operations of Sherman in the South could dispel the gloom which hung over the North , for his campaign , though successful , lacked striking and ...
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... cent . government bonds to the States of Alabama , Arkansas , Delaware , Florida , Georgia , Ken- tucky , Louisiana , Maryland , Missis- sippi , Missouri , North Carolina , South Carolina , Tennessee , Texas , Virginia and West Virginia ...
... cent . government bonds to the States of Alabama , Arkansas , Delaware , Florida , Georgia , Ken- tucky , Louisiana , Maryland , Missis- sippi , Missouri , North Carolina , South Carolina , Tennessee , Texas , Virginia and West Virginia ...
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