The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... cause which they know to be the cause of the country ; but its day is past , and its effects cannot be repeated . I might , if it were necessary , give the names of individual members of the Democratic party who were active in ...
... cause which they know to be the cause of the country ; but its day is past , and its effects cannot be repeated . I might , if it were necessary , give the names of individual members of the Democratic party who were active in ...
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... caused that feeling to widen and deep- en in the hearts of northern freemen . It is be- cause slavery thus attempts to awe and strike down the representatives of freedom , that we op- pose its extension and increase . The case of my ...
... caused that feeling to widen and deep- en in the hearts of northern freemen . It is be- cause slavery thus attempts to awe and strike down the representatives of freedom , that we op- pose its extension and increase . The case of my ...
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... cause of the war , admits of no rational ground of denial . This removal was made by order of the President , on the 13th day of January last . The inquiry most naturally arises , what possible reason was there for this order ? What ...
... cause of the war , admits of no rational ground of denial . This removal was made by order of the President , on the 13th day of January last . The inquiry most naturally arises , what possible reason was there for this order ? What ...
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