The American Political Tradition and the Men who Made itVintage Books, 1959 - 381 pages |
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Page 120
... Union . Northern public opinion , which was in fierce agreement on the desirability of maintaining the Union , was reluctant to consider what saving the Union might cost . There was no more unanimity in the North on waging war to keep the ...
... Union . Northern public opinion , which was in fierce agreement on the desirability of maintaining the Union , was reluctant to consider what saving the Union might cost . There was no more unanimity in the North on waging war to keep the ...
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... Union , and protect , preserve , and defend the Constitution . It was now too late to restore the Union by compromise , because the Republican leaders , with his advice and consent , had rejected compromise in December.14 To order ...
... Union , and protect , preserve , and defend the Constitution . It was now too late to restore the Union by compromise , because the Republican leaders , with his advice and consent , had rejected compromise in December.14 To order ...
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... Union . He had always been pre - eminently a man of peace . Probably the only time in his early political career ... Union ; but the Union itself was a means to an end . The Union meant free popu- lar government , " government of the ...
... Union . He had always been pre - eminently a man of peace . Probably the only time in his early political career ... Union ; but the Union itself was a means to an end . The Union meant free popu- lar government , " government of the ...
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Andrew Jackson and the Rise of Liberal | 45 |
the Marx of the Master Class | 68 |
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