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Davis was born in Kentucky , his mature life was passed as a citizen of
Mississippi , and he is commonly remembered as the leader of his section in the
war for the destruction of the Union . In short , his career seems wholly identified
with the ...
Davis was born in Kentucky , his mature life was passed as a citizen of
Mississippi , and he is commonly remembered as the leader of his section in the
war for the destruction of the Union . In short , his career seems wholly identified
with the ...
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The sequel of the union proved tragic enough . The young couple journeyed to
Mississippi where on land adjoining his older brother's estate Davis had planned
to make his home . Both were soon seized with fever , however , and on ...
The sequel of the union proved tragic enough . The young couple journeyed to
Mississippi where on land adjoining his older brother's estate Davis had planned
to make his home . Both were soon seized with fever , however , and on ...
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The circumstances of Davis ' marriage , taken in conjunction with his later career
as head of the southern Confederacy , were such as to give rise in the Northwest
to an infinity of rumor and tradition concerning the union . Practically all of this ...
The circumstances of Davis ' marriage , taken in conjunction with his later career
as head of the southern Confederacy , were such as to give rise in the Northwest
to an infinity of rumor and tradition concerning the union . Practically all of this ...
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... from that region which had been known during the years of his residence in it
as Michigan Territory , and all obeying the orders of the silent man from Galena to
whom , next to President Lincoln , was due the preservation of the Union .
... from that region which had been known during the years of his residence in it
as Michigan Territory , and all obeying the orders of the silent man from Galena to
whom , next to President Lincoln , was due the preservation of the Union .
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20 James Lawrence Orr , of South Carolina , who deprecated the agitation of the
slavery question but was a devoted friend of the Union . He was made Speaker in
1857 . 80 Henry M. Fuller of Pennsylvania . VII . TRUMBULL TO PALMER .
20 James Lawrence Orr , of South Carolina , who deprecated the agitation of the
slavery question but was a devoted friend of the Union . He was made Speaker in
1857 . 80 Henry M. Fuller of Pennsylvania . VII . TRUMBULL TO PALMER .
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| Título | Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, Volumen16,Temas1-2 |
| Autor | Illinois State Historical Society |
| Editor | Illinois State Historical Society., 1923 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 1 Ago. 2019 |
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