The Confederate SecessionWilliam Schomberg Robert KERR (Marquis of Lothian.), William Schomberg Robert Kerr Marquess of Lothian W. Blackwood and sons, 1864 - 226 páginas |
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... of Secession found their expression , not very long ago , in rather a remarkable
way . A New England senator , I presume an Abolitionist , presented to the House
in which he sat a petition for the dissolution of the Union . The motion which he ...
... of Secession found their expression , not very long ago , in rather a remarkable
way . A New England senator , I presume an Abolitionist , presented to the House
in which he sat a petition for the dissolution of the Union . The motion which he ...
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the days of the Convention and of England in those of the Cabal . But whatever
be the case with the ex - Secretary of the Treasury , Mr Seward cannot avoid
criticism by throwing the blame upon the circumstances under which he lives .
the days of the Convention and of England in those of the Cabal . But whatever
be the case with the ex - Secretary of the Treasury , Mr Seward cannot avoid
criticism by throwing the blame upon the circumstances under which he lives .
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... he was the most trusted confidant of the Republican leader Washington , and
though he was the leader of the band which first made its way over our
intrenchments at Yorktown , he was a warm admirer of England and her
institutions .
... he was the most trusted confidant of the Republican leader Washington , and
though he was the leader of the band which first made its way over our
intrenchments at Yorktown , he was a warm admirer of England and her
institutions .
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... in creation , was pleasing alike to the patriotism and the smartness of the
citizens ; and it was an additional satisfaction to the pious manufacturers of New
England , that they enjoyed thereby a pretty large bonus at the public expense .
... in creation , was pleasing alike to the patriotism and the smartness of the
citizens ; and it was an additional satisfaction to the pious manufacturers of New
England , that they enjoyed thereby a pretty large bonus at the public expense .
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New England , however , was largely manufacturing ; and she had “ native
industry ” to protect . It was , therefore , as I said before , the interest of the South
to have free trade , and that of the North to have heavy protective duties . If those
duties ...
New England , however , was largely manufacturing ; and she had “ native
industry ” to protect . It was , therefore , as I said before , the interest of the South
to have free trade , and that of the North to have heavy protective duties . If those
duties ...
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