Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... doubt of the validity of its act . It is true , the Proclamation cites an act of Congress emanci- pating certain classes of slaves , and professes to be based upon it , but it is not merely executory of it , but goes be- yond it , and ...
... doubt of the validity of its act . It is true , the Proclamation cites an act of Congress emanci- pating certain classes of slaves , and professes to be based upon it , but it is not merely executory of it , but goes be- yond it , and ...
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... doubt that the army was ready to sup- port the Government in either policy , for the army was and is loyal to the core . No doubt the majority of the officers in the beginning preferred the first named policy , because it ap- peared to ...
... doubt that the army was ready to sup- port the Government in either policy , for the army was and is loyal to the core . No doubt the majority of the officers in the beginning preferred the first named policy , because it ap- peared to ...
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... doubt they wished to keep their slaves , at least to prevent their emancipation by Northern interference ; no doubt they wished to rule in the Councils of the Nation , for all men love power ; but we know not that the Slave States had ...
... doubt they wished to keep their slaves , at least to prevent their emancipation by Northern interference ; no doubt they wished to rule in the Councils of the Nation , for all men love power ; but we know not that the Slave States had ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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