The Process of American History: Early AmericaPaul W. Glad |
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Page 391
... North American people number fifty millions in strength . Two millions annually shift their homes . This force is , par excellence , the pio- neer army of the North American people . This movement causes an un- interrupted pressure of ...
... North American people number fifty millions in strength . Two millions annually shift their homes . This force is , par excellence , the pio- neer army of the North American people . This movement causes an un- interrupted pressure of ...
Page 422
... North was compelled to join issue . The contest thus springing from slavery , and involving , as will be shown , consequences of the most mo- mentous kind in connexion with the future well - being of the human race in North America ...
... North was compelled to join issue . The contest thus springing from slavery , and involving , as will be shown , consequences of the most mo- mentous kind in connexion with the future well - being of the human race in North America ...
Page 434
... North , and incendiary publications scattered over the whole South , through the mail . The South was thoroughly aroused . Meetings were held every where , and resolutions adopted , calling upon the North to apply a remedy to arrest the ...
... North , and incendiary publications scattered over the whole South , through the mail . The South was thoroughly aroused . Meetings were held every where , and resolutions adopted , calling upon the North to apply a remedy to arrest the ...
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