10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISUNIONIST»
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disunionist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The
Disunionist; a Brief Treatise Upon the Evils of the ...
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The Papers of Andrew Johnson: May-August 1865
Both the secessionist and disunionist are for breaking up this Union. I will state
the argument in a syllogism thus: An Abolitionist is a disunionist. A disunionist is
a secessionist. A secessionist is a disunionist. A disunionist is an Abolitionist.
Andrew Johnson, LeRoy P. Graf, Ralph W. Haskins, 1989
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The
Disunionist: A Brief Treatise Upon the Evils of the ...
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Proceedings of the Massachusetts National Democratic ...
Observe and ponder, and then tell me if these are the acts or words of a
disunionist ? Nay, more, hear him say to those with whom he has dwelt from
childhood, that he " never uttered a word or breathed a thought not full of
devotion to the ...
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The Irish Church: Her Assailers and Defenders. With Some ...
In point of fact, the Protestant party in Ireland have, at different periods of Ireland's
history, been extremely disunionist, and it is desirable, as far as possible, to
guard against that danger. Therefore, on all accounts, both of policy and of right ...
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Conspiracy Theories in American History: An Encyclopedia
Fears of Disunionist Conspiracy The idea that separate governments might better
serve the American regions received increasing attention in New England during
the confederation period. At first used as a warning in an attempt to garner ...
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Transactions of the Annual Meeting
According to the decisions of the highest judicial tribunals there are no
accessories in treason : all who participate are principals. In the creation of the
present resistance to the government of the Union the abolition disunionist of the
North and ...
Ohio State Medical Society, 1862
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Rhett: The Turbulent Life and Times of a Fire-eater
And what was a disunionist anyhow? Was it one who stood up for constitutional
rights against a self-aggrandizing centrality, or was it one who meekly
acquiesced to usurpation and tyranny? Did anyone there really believe that the
Union as it ...
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A World Turned Upside Down: The Palmers of South Santee, ...
"I. have. been. a. disunionist". (1850-1854). John. S. Palmer,. 1851. The early
1850s were in many respects a continuation of the "ordinary routine." John S.
Palmer's landholdings and those of his brother Sam reached their greatest
expanse.
Louis Palmer Towles, 1996
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Lincoln's Defense of Politics: The Public Man and His ...
Chapter. 8. William. Lloyd. Garrison. From. Disunionist. to. Lincoln.
Emancipationist. It was the Emancipation Proclamation that solved the problem in
regard to which Lincoln had said less than ten years before, “if all earthly power
were given ...
Thomas E. Schneider, 2006
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DISUNIONIST»
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disunionist is used in the context of the following news items.
Op-ed: Malloy's response to Indiana in historical perspective
While some may dismiss Malloy's actions as inconsequential, pre-Civil War history shows us that disunionist posturing is fraught with peril. «The Advocate, Apr 15»
Shutdown fulfills GOP's Confederate fantasies
Ted Cruz and the House right-wingers driving the federal shutdown are cut from the same disunionist cloth as the old Southerners who ... «Salon, Oct 13»
Women's Equality Day
She was a follower of William Lloyd Garrison and, like him, in the 1850s was a disunionist, urging northern states to separate from southern ... «OUPblog, Aug 13»
A Federal Republic: Lincoln's First Inaugural and the Nature of the …
... and a claim to absolute state sovereignty was disunionist in nature. The division of government sovereignty introduced into American politics ... «Heritage.org, Apr 12»
Baltimore's Unlikely Confederates
... abusive employers and the anti-urban policies and disunionist rhetoric of rural slaveholders who controlled state government. Know-Nothing ... «New York Times, Aug 11»
Civil War Dispatch 10 - General John Cabell Breckinridge
Davis observes that the Commonwealth voted against Breckinridge on the suspicion merely that he was a disunionist. His Senate speech ... «WKMS, Mar 11»
Showdown in Georgia
Dispatched on a strenuous campaign tour in the hilly northern counties, the disunionist Howell Cobb, the freshly resigned secretary of the ... «New York Times, Jan 11»
'No Better Southern Man'
The interruption came from Shelton Leake, a Virginia disunionist. Etheridge shot back immediately: “I am speaking on a side that has few ... «New York Times, Jan 11»
War in the Cabinet
... to ship a total of 125 cannon to ports in Mississippi and Texas, despite the intense disunionist sentiments prevailing in those states. «New York Times, Jan 11»
How the South rationalizes secession
... (some of whom call themselves “Tenthers”) also look to the Tenth Amendment to justify their disunionist — and sometimes anarchic — rants. «Salon, Dec 10»
