Abraham Lincoln and the United StatesMacmillan Company, 1949 - 286 páginas |
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... Louisiana Purchase ' of 1803 , six years before the birth of Lincoln . By the courageous act of President Jefferson , in his first term of office , the United States purchased from Napoleon I what was called Louisiana , an expanse of ...
... Louisiana Purchase ' of 1803 , six years before the birth of Lincoln . By the courageous act of President Jefferson , in his first term of office , the United States purchased from Napoleon I what was called Louisiana , an expanse of ...
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... Louisiana , lying to the north of the state of Louisiana , and part , of course , of the Louisiana Purchase , decided to claim admission to the Union as the state of Missouri . Congress , in organising Territorial Governments in the ...
... Louisiana , lying to the north of the state of Louisiana , and part , of course , of the Louisiana Purchase , decided to claim admission to the Union as the state of Missouri . Congress , in organising Territorial Governments in the ...
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... Louisiana and Mis- souri . The North secured that the greater ex- panse of the unsettled lands in the Louisiana Purchase should be forbidden to slavery . The Mason and Dixon line was now extended to run from the junction of the Ohio and ...
... Louisiana and Mis- souri . The North secured that the greater ex- panse of the unsettled lands in the Louisiana Purchase should be forbidden to slavery . The Mason and Dixon line was now extended to run from the junction of the Ohio and ...
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