Abraham Lincoln; a History, by John G. Nicolay and John Hay, Band 1Century Company, 1890 |
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... bill " with as little delay as practicable " to provide territorial governments for California and New Mexico , which should " exclude slavery there- from . " This resolution would have thrown the same House into a panic twelve months ...
... bill " with as little delay as practicable " to provide territorial governments for California and New Mexico , which should " exclude slavery there- from . " This resolution would have thrown the same House into a panic twelve months ...
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... bill obtained the cordial approval of Colonel uary 8 , 9 , Seaton , the Mayor of Washington , whom Mr. Lin- coln had consulted as the representative of the intelligent slave - holding citizens of the District , and of Joshua R. Giddings ...
... bill obtained the cordial approval of Colonel uary 8 , 9 , Seaton , the Mayor of Washington , whom Mr. Lin- coln had consulted as the representative of the intelligent slave - holding citizens of the District , and of Joshua R. Giddings ...
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... bill . Under the ordinary routine it was referred to the Committee on Territories , and on the 4th day of January Douglas reported back his second Nebraska bill , still without any repeal of the Missouri Compromise . His elaborate ...
... bill . Under the ordinary routine it was referred to the Committee on Territories , and on the 4th day of January Douglas reported back his second Nebraska bill , still without any repeal of the Missouri Compromise . His elaborate ...
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