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Page 60
... Union a duty . Were he alive today , he would tell his countrymen that if they persisted in rejecting the American policy of arbitration upon questions affecting the American Con- tinent and lighted the torch of war upon it , all the ...
... Union a duty . Were he alive today , he would tell his countrymen that if they persisted in rejecting the American policy of arbitration upon questions affecting the American Con- tinent and lighted the torch of war upon it , all the ...
Page 119
... union of Scotland and England ; hence the perfect welds . The kings of Saxony and of Bavaria are German . Every State in the American Union is in itself sovereign , with its elected Governor . Wherever suppression has been tried trouble ...
... union of Scotland and England ; hence the perfect welds . The kings of Saxony and of Bavaria are German . Every State in the American Union is in itself sovereign , with its elected Governor . Wherever suppression has been tried trouble ...
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... Union with or without slavery as Lincoln himself was . A large portion of the northern people , not Republicans ... Union , but still he believed that the Union was stronger than all its foes . While the Union was thus imperiled and men ...
... Union with or without slavery as Lincoln himself was . A large portion of the northern people , not Republicans ... Union , but still he believed that the Union was stronger than all its foes . While the Union was thus imperiled and men ...
Contents
As Others See Us | 1 |
The Impending Elections in England and America | 20 |
The Venezuelan Question | 38 |
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