History of the Colored Race in AmericaHeritage Books, 1887 - 646 Seiten |
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... means of acquainting them to a fuller extent with the history of their race and their civil and political liberties , which have been secured to them through civil strife and on fields of carnage , dedicated , and consecrated , as they ...
... means of acquainting them to a fuller extent with the history of their race and their civil and political liberties , which have been secured to them through civil strife and on fields of carnage , dedicated , and consecrated , as they ...
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... means . It is said that at first the colored people did not seem to realize its importance : a reality , a dream , or a vision of the fancy . They saw the slave whip burnt to ashes , their chains melted , saw a bondage which had , as ...
... means . It is said that at first the colored people did not seem to realize its importance : a reality , a dream , or a vision of the fancy . They saw the slave whip burnt to ashes , their chains melted , saw a bondage which had , as ...
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CHAPTER III | 66 |
FREDERIC CAILLIAUDTHE MARCH INTO THE DESERTTHE CARAVAN | 117 |
CHAPTER VI | 132 |
CHAPTER IX | 186 |
THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE SLAVERY RECOGNIZED BY THE FRENCH | 195 |
CHAPTER XII | 213 |
THE CIVIL WARCAUSES THAT PRODUCED IT THE ATTACK ON FORT | 244 |
THE BATTLE OF SHILOH GEN GRANT COMMANDS THE UNION FORCES | 259 |
BATTLE OF MISSIONARY RIDGE GRANT ORDERS AN ATTACK GALLANT | 300 |
CHAPTER XVIII | 307 |
FREDERICK DOUGLASSHIS EARLY LIFEHARDSHIP AND PRIVATIONS | 389 |
CHAPTER XXIV | 413 |
246 | 480 |
602 | |
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
Abraham Lincoln advance African Amendment appointed authority battle became become bill bill of attainder Cailliaud called Christian citizens Civil College Colored Race command Confederate Congress Constitution crime declared District dollars Douglass Dred Scott duty elected Electors emancipation Emancipation Proclamation enemy established evil fire Fisk University Frederick Douglass freedom fugitive Georgia give Government hand honor House human hundred industrial institutions jury justice labor land legislation Legislature Liberia liberty Lincoln living Louisiana Lovejoy March matter ment Missouri Missouri Compromise moral National Negroes never night North oath party passed person political President Prudence Crandall pupils question received Representatives respect river says Senate slave trade slavery society soon South Carolina Southern Straight University Tennessee territory thousand tion troops Union army United University Vice-President Virginia vote Wilberforce University women
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Seite 12 - By the flow of the inland river, Whence the fleets of iron have fled, Where the blades of the grave-grass quiver, Asleep are the ranks of the dead; — Under the sod and the dew, Waiting the judgment day; — Under the one, the Blue; Under the other, the Gray.