The Life and Public Services of Abraham Lincoln: Together with His State Papers, Including His Speeches, Addresses, Messages, Letters, and Proclamations; Also, a History of the Gragical and Mournful Scenes Connected with the Close of His Noble and Eventful Life. To which are Added Anecdotes and Personal Reminiscences of Abraham LincolnDerby and Miller, 1865 - 808 páginas |
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... TROOPS . The President's Message . - The Proclamation of Amnesty . - Explanatory Proclamation . - Debate on Slavery . - Call for Troops . - General Blair's Resignation . - Diplomatic Correspondence . - Our Relations with England ...
... TROOPS . The President's Message . - The Proclamation of Amnesty . - Explanatory Proclamation . - Debate on Slavery . - Call for Troops . - General Blair's Resignation . - Diplomatic Correspondence . - Our Relations with England ...
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... TROOPS THROUGE BAL- TIMORE . INTERVIEW WITH THE MAYOR OF BALTIMORE . THE BLOCK- ADE OF REBEL PORTS . - THE PRESIDENT AND THE VIRGINIA COMMIS- SIONERS . INSTRUCTION TO OUR MINISTERS ABROAD.— -RECOGNITION OF THE REBELS AS Belligerents ...
... TROOPS THROUGE BAL- TIMORE . INTERVIEW WITH THE MAYOR OF BALTIMORE . THE BLOCK- ADE OF REBEL PORTS . - THE PRESIDENT AND THE VIRGINIA COMMIS- SIONERS . INSTRUCTION TO OUR MINISTERS ABROAD.— -RECOGNITION OF THE REBELS AS Belligerents ...
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... troops should be assailed and murdered on their way to protect the Capital of the Na- tion . In Maryland , where the Secession party was strong , there was also great excitement , and the Governor of the State and the Mayor of Baltimore ...
... troops should be assailed and murdered on their way to protect the Capital of the Na- tion . In Maryland , where the Secession party was strong , there was also great excitement , and the Governor of the State and the Mayor of Baltimore ...
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... troops must be brought here , but I make no point of bringing them through Baltimore . Without any military knowledge my- self , of course I must leave details to General Scott . He hastily said this morning in the presence of these ...
... troops must be brought here , but I make no point of bringing them through Baltimore . Without any military knowledge my- self , of course I must leave details to General Scott . He hastily said this morning in the presence of these ...
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... troops as might be necessary for the protection of the Federal Capital . The protection of Washington , he asseverated with great earnestness , was the sole object of concentrating troops there ; and he protested that none of the troops ...
... troops as might be necessary for the protection of the Federal Capital . The protection of Washington , he asseverated with great earnestness , was the sole object of concentrating troops there ; and he protested that none of the troops ...
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