The Unwritten War: American Writers and the Civil WarKnopf, 1973 - 385 páginas |
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... cause . Slavery has been the cause of the war in no sense other than that it has added another distinctness to the line betwixt North and South which climate and race had already drawn . " Reversing himself two years later , he held the ...
... cause . Slavery has been the cause of the war in no sense other than that it has added another distinctness to the line betwixt North and South which climate and race had already drawn . " Reversing himself two years later , he held the ...
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... cause lay fortified . Our real cause — the motive - was no intricate question . A president was elected lawfully by a party that believed simply what virtually the whole intelligence of the South now admits , viz . , that African ...
... cause lay fortified . Our real cause — the motive - was no intricate question . A president was elected lawfully by a party that believed simply what virtually the whole intelligence of the South now admits , viz . , that African ...
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... Cause " Nothing Cable wrote during or after the War indicates he was ever an enthusiastic partisan of secession . He fought as a citizen - soldier because ( as he told some of his army mates ) , he was " a citizen of this government , a ...
... Cause " Nothing Cable wrote during or after the War indicates he was ever an enthusiastic partisan of secession . He fought as a citizen - soldier because ( as he told some of his army mates ) , he was " a citizen of this government , a ...
Contenido
THEY BREAK THE LINKS OF UNION I | 1 |
The Wholesome Calamity | 14 |
A PHILOSOPHICAL VIEW OF | 39 |
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