A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties, Measures and MenA.L. Burt, 1892 - 556 sider |
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... South before the Civil War . It was composed of men opposed to the North and anxious for separation . About 1862 this organization took root in the West , its prin- cipal object being to hinder the draft of soldiers . It was variously ...
... South before the Civil War . It was composed of men opposed to the North and anxious for separation . About 1862 this organization took root in the West , its prin- cipal object being to hinder the draft of soldiers . It was variously ...
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... south , with a few slight differences owing to subsequent re - arrangements of boundary lines . There have since been six different additions made to our ter- ritory , which have brought it to its present extent . I. LOUISIANA ...
... south , with a few slight differences owing to subsequent re - arrangements of boundary lines . There have since been six different additions made to our ter- ritory , which have brought it to its present extent . I. LOUISIANA ...
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... south of the Gila River , and Mexican troops were sent thither . Trouble was averted , however , by the Gadsden Treaty , December 30 , 1853 , so called be- cause it was negotiated by our Minister to Mexico , General James Gadsden . By ...
... south of the Gila River , and Mexican troops were sent thither . Trouble was averted , however , by the Gadsden Treaty , December 30 , 1853 , so called be- cause it was negotiated by our Minister to Mexico , General James Gadsden . By ...
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... South Carolina . It was signed for North Carolina on July 21st , for Georgia on July 24th , and for New Jersey on November 26th . One delegate of Delaware signed on Feburary 12 , 1779 , and the other two on May 5th . On March 1 , 1781 ...
... South Carolina . It was signed for North Carolina on July 21st , for Georgia on July 24th , and for New Jersey on November 26th . One delegate of Delaware signed on Feburary 12 , 1779 , and the other two on May 5th . On March 1 , 1781 ...
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... South Carolina and Georgia . ARTICLE I. The style of this confederacy shall be , UNITED STATES OF AMERICA . " 26 THE ARTICLE II . Each State retains its sovereignty , freedom and independence , and every power , jurisdiction and right ...
... South Carolina and Georgia . ARTICLE I. The style of this confederacy shall be , UNITED STATES OF AMERICA . " 26 THE ARTICLE II . Each State retains its sovereignty , freedom and independence , and every power , jurisdiction and right ...
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