The Politics of Union: Northern Politics During the Civil WarDryden Press, 1974 - 202 páginas |
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... Negroes in the army . The first authorization was made in late August to General Saxton , Hunter's successor in the Department of the South . Another demonstration of change showed in the annual report of the Secretary of War in ...
... Negroes in the army . The first authorization was made in late August to General Saxton , Hunter's successor in the Department of the South . Another demonstration of change showed in the annual report of the Secretary of War in ...
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... Negroes . As late as February , U. S. Grant , engaged in the Vicksburg campaign , was turning away fugitive Negroes from his picket lines . In late July , having swung over to support the new policy and having taken Vicksburg with the ...
... Negroes . As late as February , U. S. Grant , engaged in the Vicksburg campaign , was turning away fugitive Negroes from his picket lines . In late July , having swung over to support the new policy and having taken Vicksburg with the ...
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... Negroes . They had called upon Negroes to help win the war , prove themselves in battle , and secure freedom . Yet there existed real differences between the lawmakers and the chief executive over the mode of emancipation and the future ...
... Negroes . They had called upon Negroes to help win the war , prove themselves in battle , and secure freedom . Yet there existed real differences between the lawmakers and the chief executive over the mode of emancipation and the future ...
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Acknowledgments | 1 |
CHAPTER | 6 |
The Appeal to Arms | 18 |
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