Owen Lovejoy, Abolitionist in Congress, Volume 10Rutgers University Press, 1967 - 493 pages |
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Page viii
... finally they moved to more effective forms of active liberation . Lovejoy , for one , was always ready to acknowledge openly his efforts on the Underground Railroad . Finally , he rose to the level of political abolitionism and led the ...
... finally they moved to more effective forms of active liberation . Lovejoy , for one , was always ready to acknowledge openly his efforts on the Underground Railroad . Finally , he rose to the level of political abolitionism and led the ...
Page 297
... finally say that he did not think the removal of the general at the time was right , but at the same time he was not prepared to say how far the President was justifiable , " as doubt- less he had much more evidence in the premises ...
... finally say that he did not think the removal of the general at the time was right , but at the same time he was not prepared to say how far the President was justifiable , " as doubt- less he had much more evidence in the premises ...
Page 331
... Finally the House refused to take up the bill that day . But on May 9 Lovejoy's bill was made the special order of the day.19 In the morning Lovejoy made an adroit move to use the news of the Union's military successes of the early May ...
... Finally the House refused to take up the bill that day . But on May 9 Lovejoy's bill was made the special order of the day.19 In the morning Lovejoy made an adroit move to use the news of the Union's military successes of the early May ...
Contents
The Murder of Elijah P Lovejoy | 3 |
Was I to Bewray the Wanderer? | 25 |
Renovate the State1840 to 1844 | 52 |
Copyright | |
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