Abraham Lincoln, his life, and its lessons, a sermon, preached on Sabbath, April 30, 1865 |
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Address of the Loyal Leagues of the state of New York to the people of the state of New York. |
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An address to King Cotton |
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The arguments of secessionists. A letter to the Union meting, held in New York, September 30, 1863 |
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Bible view of slavery reconsidered |
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The cause of the war : who brought it on, and for what purpose? |
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Character and results of the war : how to prosecute and how to end it, a thrilling and eloquent speech |
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The conscription act : a series of articles |
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The cowards' convention. |
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The death of slavery. |
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Dict. of Amer. hist., c1976: |
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Elements of discord in Secessia, &c.,&c. |
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A few words in behalf of the loyal women of the United States |
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Final report and address of the president. Report of the proceedings at the third annual meeting, 1866. |
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Growler's income tax |
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How a free people conduct a long war |
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... How the South rejected compromise in the Peace conference of 1861 |
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How the war was commenced. |
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Letter addressed to the Opera House meeting, Cincinnati |
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Letter of Gen. A. J. Hamilton, of Texas, to the President of the United States. |
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Letter of Peter Cooper on slave emancipation. |
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Letter to Rt. Rev. Bishop Hopkins, by Louis C. Newman. |
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Letters on our national struggle |
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Lincoln of McClellan? : Oproep aan die Hollanders in Amerika |
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Lincoln or McClellan? : appeal to the Germans in America |
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Loyal Publication Society (Series)
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Loyal reprints
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Military despotism! Suspension of the habeas corpus! Curses coming home to roost! |
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The Monroe doctrine |
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National security and the national faith |
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No failure for the North. |
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No party now but all for our country |
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Nullification and compromise ; a retrospective view |
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Pamphlets. |
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Patriotism, a Christian virtue |
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The preservation of the Union : a national economic necessity. |
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Promises of the Declaration of independence |
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Rebel conditions of peace and the mechanics of the South. |
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Réponse de mm. de Gasparin, Laboulaye, Martin et Cochin, à la Ligue loyale et nationale de New York. |
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Resources of the United States : report to the International Statistical Congress at Berlin |
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Separation: war without end |
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Slavery, plantations, and the yeomanry. |
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Soldiers' and sailors' patriotic songs. |
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The submissionists & their record. What a Copperhead mayor says of our victories. |
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The two ways of treason, or, The open traitor of the South face to face with his skulking abettor at the North. |
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Union broadside. What the copperheads and their southern friends say ... |
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Union League Club of New York, the charter, by-laws and list of members, 1865 |
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The venom and the antidote. |
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Voices from the army! : the soldiers open their batteries on the Copperheads, the President cordially sustained, no compromise with traitors. |
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Whom do English Tories wish elected to the Presidency? |
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Wie der Krieg angefangen wurde : eine Berufung auf die Dokumente. Mit besonderer Anführung südlicher Dokumente. (Aus dem "Daily commercial" von Cincinnati) |
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