WEBSTER'S GUIDE TO AMERICAN HISTORY: A CHORNOLOGICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, AND BIOGRAPHICAL SURVEY AND COMPENDUM1971 |
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... Lincoln is reelected. National Union candidates carry all but three states, with electoral vote of 2 1 2 for Lincoln to 21 for McClellan (81 votes of Confederacy are not cast), but popular vote is only 2,200,000 for Lincoln to 1,800,000 ...
... Lincoln is reelected. National Union candidates carry all but three states, with electoral vote of 2 1 2 for Lincoln to 21 for McClellan (81 votes of Confederacy are not cast), but popular vote is only 2,200,000 for Lincoln to 1,800,000 ...
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... Lincoln's coalition National Union Party; he was duly elected and on April 15, 1865, succeeded the assassinated Lincoln as President. The task before him was that of reconstructing the defeated Southern states, and in this he wished to ...
... Lincoln's coalition National Union Party; he was duly elected and on April 15, 1865, succeeded the assassinated Lincoln as President. The task before him was that of reconstructing the defeated Southern states, and in this he wished to ...
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... Lincoln quickly assumed broad executive powers, proclaiming a blockade of Southern ports, issuing calls to the states for troops, suspending habeas corpus, and initiating unappropriated expenditures. His acts were ratified and his ...
... Lincoln quickly assumed broad executive powers, proclaiming a blockade of Southern ports, issuing calls to the states for troops, suspending habeas corpus, and initiating unappropriated expenditures. His acts were ratified and his ...
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Exploration of the New World | 638 |
The Frontier 17501890 | 658 |
Canada and Mexico | 672 |
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