Owen Lovejoy, Abolitionist in Congress, Volume 10Rutgers University Press, 1967 - 493 pages |
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Page 162
... followed after 1848 and particularly in 1856 when they settled for the Republican anti- extensionist platform . The party's standardbearer in 1856 was Gerrit Smith , but the party , even in its stronghold in New York State , polled an ...
... followed after 1848 and particularly in 1856 when they settled for the Republican anti- extensionist platform . The party's standardbearer in 1856 was Gerrit Smith , but the party , even in its stronghold in New York State , polled an ...
Page 218
... followed whom but whether men of good will acted together to rid the nation of slavery , a distinct evil . Lovejoy carried the message across the prairie counties in his own fashion , as Lincoln did in his . Lincoln , for example ...
... followed whom but whether men of good will acted together to rid the nation of slavery , a distinct evil . Lovejoy carried the message across the prairie counties in his own fashion , as Lincoln did in his . Lincoln , for example ...
Page 346
... followed suit ; and they were followed by almost all the banks in the North . While the drain on their specie was great , the bankers are believed to have taken this step more to protect their reserves than to meet an immediate abso ...
... followed suit ; and they were followed by almost all the banks in the North . While the drain on their specie was great , the bankers are believed to have taken this step more to protect their reserves than to meet an immediate abso ...
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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