Life of A. P. Dostie; Or, The Conflict of New OrleansW. P. Tomlinson, 1868 - 374 páginas |
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... of January , I scarcely knew a man possessing social or commercial standing , who did not mourn the posture the State had assumed , and feel the most unhappy forebodings . Soon a reign DOSTIE'S DEPARTURE FOR THE NORTH . 23.
... of January , I scarcely knew a man possessing social or commercial standing , who did not mourn the posture the State had assumed , and feel the most unhappy forebodings . Soon a reign DOSTIE'S DEPARTURE FOR THE NORTH . 23.
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Emily Hazen Reed. and feel the most unhappy forebodings . Soon a reign of terror was inaugurated ; liberty of speech was pro- scribed . He was considered a bold and rash man who still advocated the cause of his country . There were still ...
Emily Hazen Reed. and feel the most unhappy forebodings . Soon a reign of terror was inaugurated ; liberty of speech was pro- scribed . He was considered a bold and rash man who still advocated the cause of his country . There were still ...
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... fighting the battles of Liberty . The feeling towards the Northern classes had been most cor- dially fraternal , until the election of Lincoln , when it became divided , but as the elections on the ' 26 LIFE OF A. P. DOSTIE .
... fighting the battles of Liberty . The feeling towards the Northern classes had been most cor- dially fraternal , until the election of Lincoln , when it became divided , but as the elections on the ' 26 LIFE OF A. P. DOSTIE .
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... his voice was heard exclaiming , “ O , sirs , a fel- low feeling makes us wondrous kind . " Conspicuous among the solid men of those times was J. Ad . Rozier , whose antagonism to progress and NEW ORLEANS BEFORE GEN . BUTLER'S ARRIVAL . 33.
... his voice was heard exclaiming , “ O , sirs , a fel- low feeling makes us wondrous kind . " Conspicuous among the solid men of those times was J. Ad . Rozier , whose antagonism to progress and NEW ORLEANS BEFORE GEN . BUTLER'S ARRIVAL . 33.
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... feel keenly the retire- ment of so earnest a votary of true education . They indulge the hope , though , that the work of regenerating the public schools from the moral leprosy of treason , so happily inaugurated by the Doctor during ...
... feel keenly the retire- ment of so earnest a votary of true education . They indulge the hope , though , that the work of regenerating the public schools from the moral leprosy of treason , so happily inaugurated by the Doctor during ...
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