The Politics of Union: Northern Politics During the Civil WarDryden Press, 1974 - 202 páginas |
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... North outnumbered the South more than three to one . In material resources the North overwhelmed the South . It claimed , according to the census of 1860 , 111,000 manufacturing establishments , employing 1,300,000 workers as against ...
... North outnumbered the South more than three to one . In material resources the North overwhelmed the South . It claimed , according to the census of 1860 , 111,000 manufacturing establishments , employing 1,300,000 workers as against ...
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... North and disarray in the Democratic party . He advocated immediate conscription and reinforce- ment of existing regiments , " without reference to the states . " With views so different from those of Vallandigham , he set about filling ...
... North and disarray in the Democratic party . He advocated immediate conscription and reinforce- ment of existing regiments , " without reference to the states . " With views so different from those of Vallandigham , he set about filling ...
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... North , that the party had enacted measures to colonize Negroes out of the country , and that Negroes did not want to live in the North . As to the accusation that they favored racial equality , Republicans mainly ignored it or , in the ...
... North , that the party had enacted measures to colonize Negroes out of the country , and that Negroes did not want to live in the North . As to the accusation that they favored racial equality , Republicans mainly ignored it or , in the ...
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Acknowledgments | 1 |
CHAPTER | 6 |
The Appeal to Arms | 18 |
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