The Lost Cause RegainedG.W. Carleton & Company, 1868 - 214 страница |
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... intelligently reviews the late war from the eminence of History finds at the front the serious and in- teresting question : -how far its results are to be ascribed to the relative personal administrations of the two Governments . The ...
... intelligently reviews the late war from the eminence of History finds at the front the serious and in- teresting question : -how far its results are to be ascribed to the relative personal administrations of the two Governments . The ...
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... intelligent argument and a strong belief that these Powers had abstained from interference only on conviction that the South was able to accomplish her independence unaided and without complicat- ing them , and that when they were rid ...
... intelligent argument and a strong belief that these Powers had abstained from interference only on conviction that the South was able to accomplish her independence unaided and without complicat- ing them , and that when they were rid ...
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... intelligent hope of success looked con- stantly and eagerly to the breaking down of the finances at Washington , since it was argued that this would have the double effect of diminishing the means of war and of turning public attention ...
... intelligent hope of success looked con- stantly and eagerly to the breaking down of the finances at Washington , since it was argued that this would have the double effect of diminishing the means of war and of turning public attention ...
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... obviousness that there is a great , crying want of a large , adequate , intelligent benevolence for the Negro . The Radical party does not t supply this want ; no political organization does ; 38 REVIEW OF THE LATE WAR .
... obviousness that there is a great , crying want of a large , adequate , intelligent benevolence for the Negro . The Radical party does not t supply this want ; no political organization does ; 38 REVIEW OF THE LATE WAR .
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... intelligent must regard as the worst sign of the moral depravity of a people that condition of public sentiment , in which the inconsistencies of leading men are not only tolerated but actually and positively rewarded . The con- version ...
... intelligent must regard as the worst sign of the moral depravity of a people that condition of public sentiment , in which the inconsistencies of leading men are not only tolerated but actually and positively rewarded . The con- version ...
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Alexander H Amendment American Andrew Johnson Anti-Slavery appeal argument arms army authority civilization condition Confederate Congress Constitution contest controversy Convention Court curious Davis declared Democratic party despotism distinct doctrine effect election Emancipation Proclamation enemy equal especially exhibition existence extent fact form of government Fortress Monroe human ical idea Impeachment inferiourity inspiration intelligent issue Jefferson legislation liberty limited Lincoln logical Lost Cause measure ment military mind miscegenation moral mulatto nation nature necessity Negro suffrage North past patriotism peace peculiar popular President principle proposition public opinion question race Radical party rebel rebellion remarkable republican form Republican party restoration revolution revolutionary Richmond scarcely scheme of Reconstruction Senate sentiment Slavery South Carolina Southern speech statesmanship supremacy Supreme territory Thaddeus Stevens thought thousand millions tion true hope Union United United States Senate universal suffrage virtue vote Washington whole
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