Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1902, Volume 8Harper, 1902 |
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Page 16
... Federal soldiers , vio- lating the rights of the sovereign State of Missouri . " No attention was paid to this demand . To make his little force appear large , Lyon sent out squads at night to distant points , to return in the morning ...
... Federal soldiers , vio- lating the rights of the sovereign State of Missouri . " No attention was paid to this demand . To make his little force appear large , Lyon sent out squads at night to distant points , to return in the morning ...
Page 52
... Federal- ists and Centralists , taking part with the former , he was virtually dictator of Mexico from Oct. 10 , 1841 , to June 4 , 1844 , under the title of provisional President . He was constitutional Presi- dent from June 4 to Sept ...
... Federal- ists and Centralists , taking part with the former , he was virtually dictator of Mexico from Oct. 10 , 1841 , to June 4 , 1844 , under the title of provisional President . He was constitutional Presi- dent from June 4 to Sept ...
Page 94
... Federal Steel Company , and other large steel interests , was organized , he was elected president of the great combination . He founded an industrial school in Homestead , Pa . , built a Catholic church in Loretto , Pa . , at a cost of ...
... Federal Steel Company , and other large steel interests , was organized , he was elected president of the great combination . He founded an industrial school in Homestead , Pa . , built a Catholic church in Loretto , Pa . , at a cost of ...
Page 115
... federal power and that the small States would not be crowded to the wall by the larger ones , That classification has been strictly fol- it was provided that not only should there lowed from that time to the present . be two Houses of ...
... federal power and that the small States would not be crowded to the wall by the larger ones , That classification has been strictly fol- it was provided that not only should there lowed from that time to the present . be two Houses of ...
Page 116
... federal or State engaged in rebellion afterwards officer , taken an oath to support the Consti- tution , against the United States , unless Congress remove such disability . " No Senator shall , during 116 Usually men beyond middle age ...
... federal or State engaged in rebellion afterwards officer , taken an oath to support the Consti- tution , against the United States , unless Congress remove such disability . " No Senator shall , during 116 Usually men beyond middle age ...
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