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... desire would be general . No one will deny , that drunkenness is not the immediate cause of much of the flogging in the navy . Members of Congress can under- stand this , but they do not appear to appreciate all the disadvantages and ...
... desire would be general . No one will deny , that drunkenness is not the immediate cause of much of the flogging in the navy . Members of Congress can under- stand this , but they do not appear to appreciate all the disadvantages and ...
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... desire of power was not less an absorbing stimulant with the federal party . Again , the slavery question and a sectional issue seemed to offer , at whatever hazard to the tranquillity of the country and the integrity of the Union , the ...
... desire of power was not less an absorbing stimulant with the federal party . Again , the slavery question and a sectional issue seemed to offer , at whatever hazard to the tranquillity of the country and the integrity of the Union , the ...
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... desire is to see this great question ( slavery ) set- ed according to justice , and right ! And how does he prepare to settle it ? " First : By universally acknowledging the exclusive rights of the states in which slavery exists , to ...
... desire is to see this great question ( slavery ) set- ed according to justice , and right ! And how does he prepare to settle it ? " First : By universally acknowledging the exclusive rights of the states in which slavery exists , to ...
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