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第 157 頁
... force to prevent a secession by force ; in so doing he would have been guilty of abridging civil liberties ; in terms of the amount of blood shed and misery actually endured this may have been a lesser crime than Buchanan's abetting of ...
... force to prevent a secession by force ; in so doing he would have been guilty of abridging civil liberties ; in terms of the amount of blood shed and misery actually endured this may have been a lesser crime than Buchanan's abetting of ...
第 168 頁
... forces on hand , supplied them as best he could and rushed them into battle , or John Fremont , to whom the conquest was ... force was defeated at Ball's Bluff and its commander killed . The Comte de Paris , who was with McClellan at the ...
... forces on hand , supplied them as best he could and rushed them into battle , or John Fremont , to whom the conquest was ... force was defeated at Ball's Bluff and its commander killed . The Comte de Paris , who was with McClellan at the ...
第 208 頁
... force . Letters , messages , telegrams poured in upon Tilden urging him to act , to take a stand , to make a strong statement , to choose his cabinet , to plan his inauguration , to denounce the plot and , with his usual mathe- matical ...
... force . Letters , messages , telegrams poured in upon Tilden urging him to act , to take a stand , to make a strong statement , to choose his cabinet , to plan his inauguration , to denounce the plot and , with his usual mathe- matical ...
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