Abraham Lincoln and the United StatesEnglish Universities Press, 1964 - 286 páginas |
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... Jefferson Davis , Secretary of War under the administration of President Franklin Pierce , a Democrat , who had taken office in 1853. Jefferson Davis later became President of the states which seceded from the Union , and it is ...
... Jefferson Davis , Secretary of War under the administration of President Franklin Pierce , a Democrat , who had taken office in 1853. Jefferson Davis later became President of the states which seceded from the Union , and it is ...
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... Jefferson Davis in his first message to the Confederate Congress narrated the steps which led to secession , and his account lays less stress upon slavery . He speaks of the perversion of the original meaning of the Constitution , by ...
... Jefferson Davis in his first message to the Confederate Congress narrated the steps which led to secession , and his account lays less stress upon slavery . He speaks of the perversion of the original meaning of the Constitution , by ...
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... Jefferson is a praying man . ' " " And so is Abraham a praying man . ' " Yes , but the Lord will think Abraham is ... Jefferson Davis , the President of the Con- federacy . “ Well , as I was sayin ' , " 228 ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
... Jefferson is a praying man . ' " " And so is Abraham a praying man . ' " Yes , but the Lord will think Abraham is ... Jefferson Davis , the President of the Con- federacy . “ Well , as I was sayin ' , " 228 ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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