The Politics of Union: Northern Politics During the Civil WarDryden Press, 1974 - 202 páginas |
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... troops was widely looked on as coercion of sovereign states ; and one by one four additional slave states adhered to the Southern cause . Virginia , whose statesmen had contributed so much to the making of the nation , was the first to ...
... troops was widely looked on as coercion of sovereign states ; and one by one four additional slave states adhered to the Southern cause . Virginia , whose statesmen had contributed so much to the making of the nation , was the first to ...
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... troops pass through Baltimore , state authorities cut railroad bridges connecting Balti- more and Washington with the North . Lincoln acquiesced to a request not to order further troops through the turbulent city ; and arrangements were ...
... troops pass through Baltimore , state authorities cut railroad bridges connecting Balti- more and Washington with the North . Lincoln acquiesced to a request not to order further troops through the turbulent city ; and arrangements were ...
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... troops made their presence felt , they did not interfere in the election . The day passed without trouble ; and all but one of the six newly chosen representatives were regarded as friends of the Union . The future radical congressman ...
... troops made their presence felt , they did not interfere in the election . The day passed without trouble ; and all but one of the six newly chosen representatives were regarded as friends of the Union . The future radical congressman ...
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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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