William Loundes [sic] Yancey, Orator of Southern Constitutional Rights, Band 4University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1937 - 1698 Seiten |
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... friends this is no time for tinkling bells , This is a time for us to confer together as citizens of a common country , about the best means of preserving that country . It is a time to confer together about the best means of uniting ...
... friends this is no time for tinkling bells , This is a time for us to confer together as citizens of a common country , about the best means of preserving that country . It is a time to confer together about the best means of uniting ...
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... friends , and I have a right to call them my friends , because they are my countrymen -- and to my Douglas friends , and I have a right to call them friends , for but yesterday we were together in the Democratic ranks , that however ...
... friends , and I have a right to call them my friends , because they are my countrymen -- and to my Douglas friends , and I have a right to call them friends , for but yesterday we were together in the Democratic ranks , that however ...
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... friends believe that the Black Republicans were successful through the Douglas men not going to the polls , or voting with them . Mr. Douglas has everywhere told his friends not to fuse . lie is indifferent whether Lincoln is elected if ...
... friends believe that the Black Republicans were successful through the Douglas men not going to the polls , or voting with them . Mr. Douglas has everywhere told his friends not to fuse . lie is indifferent whether Lincoln is elected if ...
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