The Pictorial Field Book of the Civil War in the United States of America, Volumen1T. Belknap, 1874 |
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... Republic , and an attempt , in defiance of the laws of Divine Equity , to establish an Empire upon a basis of injustice and a denial of the dearest rights of man . That conspiracy budded when the Constitution of the Republic became the ...
... Republic , and an attempt , in defiance of the laws of Divine Equity , to establish an Empire upon a basis of injustice and a denial of the dearest rights of man . That conspiracy budded when the Constitution of the Republic became the ...
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... Republic was a compact Nation , and not a League of States . He recommended the Legislature to make the loyalty and patriotism of the people of Michigan apparent to the country ; whereupon , that body passed some resolutions , pledging ...
... Republic was a compact Nation , and not a League of States . He recommended the Legislature to make the loyalty and patriotism of the people of Michigan apparent to the country ; whereupon , that body passed some resolutions , pledging ...
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... Republic was the Brooklyn , of twenty - five guns , and the store - ship Relief , of two guns . The Brooklyn drew too much water to enter Charleston harbor , where war had been commenced , with safety ; and the Relief had been ordered ...
... Republic was the Brooklyn , of twenty - five guns , and the store - ship Relief , of two guns . The Brooklyn drew too much water to enter Charleston harbor , where war had been commenced , with safety ; and the Relief had been ordered ...
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VIEW OF CHARLESTON IN 1860 | 18 |
METROPOLITAN HALL | 24 |
PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON HUNT | 31 |
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