Appletons' Annual Cyclopaedia and Register of Important Events: Embracing Political, Military, and Ecclesiastical Affairs; Public Documents; Biography, Statistics, Commerce, Finance, Literature, Science, Agriculture, and Mechanical IndustryD. Appleton, 1862 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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Page 309
... rebels , and thereby break every unjust yoke in that rebel region ; and let the oppressed go free , in obedience to that command which comes to us as a voice out of heaven , proclaim liberty throughout all the land , to all the ...
... rebels , and thereby break every unjust yoke in that rebel region ; and let the oppressed go free , in obedience to that command which comes to us as a voice out of heaven , proclaim liberty throughout all the land , to all the ...
Page 350
... rebels free , and why forfeit and confiscate the property of rebels when , for want of possession of the property and slaves , the law can have no practical effect ? But if you pass such a law as this , and it goes into effect ...
... rebels free , and why forfeit and confiscate the property of rebels when , for want of possession of the property and slaves , the law can have no practical effect ? But if you pass such a law as this , and it goes into effect ...
Page 364
... rebels , as public enemies . " I pass to the second branch of the subject , our power under the Constitution to pass these bills . It has been often said , in the course of this debate , and in terms without qualification , that the rebels ...
... rebels , as public enemies . " I pass to the second branch of the subject , our power under the Constitution to pass these bills . It has been often said , in the course of this debate , and in terms without qualification , that the rebels ...
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