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 |
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... party . Before the dissolution of the Chamber , the Liberal party reckoned 59 votes , and the Catholic 57. The Catholic party , by absence , had been able to render the validity of the sit- tings impossible , and thus had brought on a ...
... party . Before the dissolution of the Chamber , the Liberal party reckoned 59 votes , and the Catholic 57. The Catholic party , by absence , had been able to render the validity of the sit- tings impossible , and thus had brought on a ...
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... party for the ill treatment he had experienced at their hands since the first of these events , he nevertheless , after his return to Parliament , lent the Reform government the full force of his support and that of his influential ...
... party for the ill treatment he had experienced at their hands since the first of these events , he nevertheless , after his return to Parliament , lent the Reform government the full force of his support and that of his influential ...
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... party of the North will certainly secure a temporary suspension of hostilities and an effort to make peace by an ... party there which condemns his policy . That party is rational on the subject of slavery . It represents whatever of ...
... party of the North will certainly secure a temporary suspension of hostilities and an effort to make peace by an ... party there which condemns his policy . That party is rational on the subject of slavery . It represents whatever of ...
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Kentucky Excitement on recruiting negroes 447 reply tions in 1864 459 republications 459 historical litera | 450 |
KERNAN FRANCIS Member of Congress from New York 474 declaration read by Lord Russell 474 action | 475 |
LEECH JOHN Birth 458 career 458 death 458 on the reference of the Presidents message 220 letter | 486 |
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