The Politics of Union: Northern Politics During the Civil WarDryden Press, 1974 - 202 páginas |
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... York secede and become a free city . On the day Lincoln called out the militia , the Democratic New York Herald urged " the people of this metropolis ... to make a solemn and imposing effort in behalf of peace . " The following day ...
... York secede and become a free city . On the day Lincoln called out the militia , the Democratic New York Herald urged " the people of this metropolis ... to make a solemn and imposing effort in behalf of peace . " The following day ...
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... York's ex - mayor Fernando Wood to Washington . The Republicans retained control of the legislature , which impressed by the voters ' rebuke of radicalism , named the moderate ex- governor Edwin D. Morgan as U.S. Senator . The elections ...
... York's ex - mayor Fernando Wood to Washington . The Republicans retained control of the legislature , which impressed by the voters ' rebuke of radicalism , named the moderate ex- governor Edwin D. Morgan as U.S. Senator . The elections ...
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... York's quotas . But on August 19 , with 10,000 veteran troops from the Army of the Potomac present in New York , and with a proclamation from Governor Seymour admonishing New Yorkers to submit to the draft , the national authority ...
... York's quotas . But on August 19 , with 10,000 veteran troops from the Army of the Potomac present in New York , and with a proclamation from Governor Seymour admonishing New Yorkers to submit to the draft , the national authority ...
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Acknowledgments | 1 |
CHAPTER | 6 |
The Appeal to Arms | 18 |
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