Abraham Lincoln: A History, Band 1Century Company, 1890 |
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... Texas was absolutely necessary to us , as the most easily defensible frontier against Great Britain . Using the favorite argument of the Southern- ers of his school , he said : " Great Britain has already made treaties with Texas ; and ...
... Texas was absolutely necessary to us , as the most easily defensible frontier against Great Britain . Using the favorite argument of the Southern- ers of his school , he said : " Great Britain has already made treaties with Texas ; and ...
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... Texas , it was nevertheless certain that the occupation of the left bank of the Rio Grande , without an attempt at an understanding , would bring about a collision . The country lying between the Nueces and the Rio Grande was then ...
... Texas , it was nevertheless certain that the occupation of the left bank of the Rio Grande , without an attempt at an understanding , would bring about a collision . The country lying between the Nueces and the Rio Grande was then ...
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... Texas , " and to be formed out of her territory , should hereafter be entitled to admission - the Missouri Compromise line to govern the slavery question in them . The State of Texas was , by a later resolution , formally admitted to ...
... Texas , " and to be formed out of her territory , should hereafter be entitled to admission - the Missouri Compromise line to govern the slavery question in them . The State of Texas was , by a later resolution , formally admitted to ...
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