The Politics of Union: Northern Politics During the Civil WarDryden Press, 1974 - 202 páginas |
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... Sumner had discovered in the diplomatic correspondence a dispatch linking abolitionists and extreme advocates of slavery as equal enemies of the Union . He referred to this and other offensive remarks by the jaunty secretary during the ...
... Sumner had discovered in the diplomatic correspondence a dispatch linking abolitionists and extreme advocates of slavery as equal enemies of the Union . He referred to this and other offensive remarks by the jaunty secretary during the ...
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... Sumner both feared that Seward might provoke a war with France and hoped that Seward might be dismissed from the cabinet . Moreover , the wily secretary in his dispatch to Paris had introduced another danger . He had said that peace ...
... Sumner both feared that Seward might provoke a war with France and hoped that Seward might be dismissed from the cabinet . Moreover , the wily secretary in his dispatch to Paris had introduced another danger . He had said that peace ...
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... Sumner , brought into public life by its passage , undertook to repeal both the law of 1850 and the one of 1793. Since the Constitution itself required the return of escaped slaves to rightful owners , his effort incurred opposition in ...
... Sumner , brought into public life by its passage , undertook to repeal both the law of 1850 and the one of 1793. Since the Constitution itself required the return of escaped slaves to rightful owners , his effort incurred opposition in ...
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Acknowledgments | 1 |
CHAPTER | 6 |
The Appeal to Arms | 18 |
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The Politics of Union: Northern Politics During the Civil War James A. Rawley Vista de fragmentos - 1980 |
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