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War of Secession

NOUN
Civil War
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Reminding the assembled U. S. Laborites that "the fathers of American liberty allowed precious little democratic freedom during the War of Secession," he referred to the ogre-like pictures drawn of Bolshevism in foreign countries.

From Time Magazine Archive

Her environment, explained Dr. Tucker, had been the protected environment of the better class in Virginia during the period shortly after the War of Secession.

From Time Magazine Archive

The annexationist and filibustering schemes of the decade immediately preceding the War of Secession were prompted by two motives.

From The United States and Latin America by Latane, John Holladay

In 1863, the middle year of the War of Secession, the total population of the loyal states was about 23,491,600, of whom about one fifth, or 4,698,320, were adult males of military age.

From The Critical Period of American History by Fiske, John

A few houses were built; but during the War of Secession were removed to the Missouri side.

From Travels in the Interior of North America, Part I, (Being Chapters I-XV of the London Edition, 1843) Early Western Travels, 1748-1846, Volume XXII by Maximilian, Alexander Philipp




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