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Pretexts of the rebels and their sympathizers refuted by the logic of facts : rebellion against free government, as well as against the national Union, resulting from the conspiracy of the slaveholding aristocracy; : illustrated in the speech of the Hon. Lorenzo Sherwood, delivered before the Unionists of the city of Brooklyn, September, 1864; and also in the letter of Governor Hamilton to Pres't Lincoln. : With an extract of the celebrated letter of Daniel O'Connell

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1864.
Call number: 36850
Creator: Sherwood, Lorenzo (active 1867)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: Octavo
Associated people: O'Reilly, Henry, (1806-1886.); Hamilton, Andrew Jackson, (1815-1875.); O'Connell, Daniel, (1775-1847.); Meagher, Thomas Francis, (1823-1867.)
Associated organization: Democratic League (N.Y.)
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