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The fimple object was to bring off the garrifon , and to march them on till they could be ftrengthened by the Jersey or Pennsylvania militia , so as to be enabled to make a ftand . We ftaid four days at Newark , collected in our out ...
The fimple object was to bring off the garrifon , and to march them on till they could be ftrengthened by the Jersey or Pennsylvania militia , so as to be enabled to make a ftand . We ftaid four days at Newark , collected in our out ...
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His First Inaugu- ral , delivered on March 4 , 1861 , was conciliatory . Pleading with his fellow countrymen to think calmly , he stressed the need of preserving the Union and denounced secession as anarchy .
His First Inaugu- ral , delivered on March 4 , 1861 , was conciliatory . Pleading with his fellow countrymen to think calmly , he stressed the need of preserving the Union and denounced secession as anarchy .
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1 Special Session [ Thirty - seventh Congress ] , " and the full title is " Inaugural Address of The President of the United States , on The Fourth of March , 1861 The Second Inaugural is entitled , " Inaugural Ad- dress , March 4 ...
1 Special Session [ Thirty - seventh Congress ] , " and the full title is " Inaugural Address of The President of the United States , on The Fourth of March , 1861 The Second Inaugural is entitled , " Inaugural Ad- dress , March 4 ...
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| Title | 10 Americans Speak |
| Author | John Edwin Pomfret |
| Editor | John Edwin Pomfret |
| Publisher | Huntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 |
| Length | 141 pages |
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