Owen Lovejoy, Abolitionist in Congress, Volume 10Rutgers University Press, 1967 - 493 pages |
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Page 175
... Southern Democratic support even though he had trespassed on United States neutrality laws in organizing on United States soil his invasion of Nicaragua . What endeared him to the Southern power bloc was his repeal of Nicaraguan laws ...
... Southern Democratic support even though he had trespassed on United States neutrality laws in organizing on United States soil his invasion of Nicaragua . What endeared him to the Southern power bloc was his repeal of Nicaraguan laws ...
Page 229
... Southern leaders . They transformed their discomfiture over Brown into hatred of Northern men in general , and turned their most intense animosity on the Republican party and its leaders . Emotion was stirred to such a point that a ...
... Southern leaders . They transformed their discomfiture over Brown into hatred of Northern men in general , and turned their most intense animosity on the Republican party and its leaders . Emotion was stirred to such a point that a ...
Page 261
... Southern slaveholders vol- untarily to free their slaves , he differed little from other political , or constitutional , abolitionists on the proposition that the federal government should prohibit slavery in the territories but not ...
... Southern slaveholders vol- untarily to free their slaves , he differed little from other political , or constitutional , abolitionists on the proposition that the federal government should prohibit slavery in the territories but not ...
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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