Report of the Joint Committee on Reconstruction, at the First Session, Thirty-ninth Congress, Parte3Government Pint. Office, 1866 - 822 páginas Committee on the part of the Senate: William P. Fessenden, and others. Committee on the part of the House: Thaddeus Stevens, and others. |
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... reference . Provided , That this oath shall not be required of the citizens who are well known to the judges of the election to have been unconditional Union men . Provided , also , That voters otherwise qualified may vote within any ...
... reference . Provided , That this oath shall not be required of the citizens who are well known to the judges of the election to have been unconditional Union men . Provided , also , That voters otherwise qualified may vote within any ...
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... reference to the death of President Abraham Lincoln . Whereas the members of the general assembly have learned with sadness and sorrow of the melancholy death , by assassination , of Abraham Lincoln , late President of the United States ...
... reference to the death of President Abraham Lincoln . Whereas the members of the general assembly have learned with sadness and sorrow of the melancholy death , by assassination , of Abraham Lincoln , late President of the United States ...
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... reference to the present status of the Hermitage property , including an account of its purchase by the State , the amount paid for it , and all subsequent legislation in regard to it , and what acts of ownership have been exercised ...
... reference to the present status of the Hermitage property , including an account of its purchase by the State , the amount paid for it , and all subsequent legislation in regard to it , and what acts of ownership have been exercised ...
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... reference to obeying the law , I think the most of them would be inclined to obey the law . Still , according to my judgment , they would have no very kind feel- ing towards the government . But I think they would obey the law as near ...
... reference to obeying the law , I think the most of them would be inclined to obey the law . Still , according to my judgment , they would have no very kind feel- ing towards the government . But I think they would obey the law as near ...
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... reference to what ? Question . How are they treated and regarded by those who have been dis- loyal ? Answer . The feeling now is subsiding a great deal ; but there was a great deal of opposition by disloyal men to Union men . They seem ...
... reference to what ? Question . How are they treated and regarded by those who have been dis- loyal ? Answer . The feeling now is subsiding a great deal ; but there was a great deal of opposition by disloyal men to Union men . They seem ...
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