History of the American PeopleGinn, 1934 - 751 páginas |
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... South Carolina , to close her ports or destroy her commerce , would be a just cause for the secession of the state from the Union . The legislature approved the work of the convention and passed the laws necessary to carry the ...
... South Carolina , to close her ports or destroy her commerce , would be a just cause for the secession of the state from the Union . The legislature approved the work of the convention and passed the laws necessary to carry the ...
Página 325
... South Carolina , sent as minister to Mexico for the express purpose of purchasing the land south of New Mexico , which contained the lowest pass over the Rockies [ 337 , note ] . 358. The Reign of " King Cotton " in the South . Cotton ...
... South Carolina , sent as minister to Mexico for the express purpose of purchasing the land south of New Mexico , which contained the lowest pass over the Rockies [ 337 , note ] . 358. The Reign of " King Cotton " in the South . Cotton ...
Página 363
... South- ern leanings , to defeat any attempt of the Republicans to " sub- jugate the South . " We have seen how completely deceived the South was in the last expectation , when the shot fired on Fort Sumter roused the North as one man to ...
... South- ern leanings , to defeat any attempt of the Republicans to " sub- jugate the South . " We have seen how completely deceived the South was in the last expectation , when the shot fired on Fort Sumter roused the North as one man to ...
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THE NEW WORLD | 1 |
Commercial Towns and Trade Routes colored | 4 |
Voyages of Discovery in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries | 19 |
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