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| James Ford Rhodes (1848–1927). History of the Civil War, 1861–1865 1917. |
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| spoken, declaring their antagonism to slavery; if they were to remain true to their highest aspirations, they could not now turn back but must go resolutely forward. In spite of burdensome taxation, weariness of the war and mourning in every household, they decided on this election day of 1864 to finish the work they had begun. | 31 |
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