We, the undersigned, inhabitants of Pennsylvania and Delaware, believing that the Federal Constitution, in pledging the strength of the whole nation to support slavery, violates the Divine Law, makes war upon human rights, and is grossly inconsistent... The Crisis - 18. lappuseautors: Cae S. - 1863 - 95 lapasPilnskats - Par šo grāmatu
| Michael W. Cluskey - 1857 - 672 lapas
...Pa. They were as follows : " We, the undersigned inhabitant« of Pennsylvania and Delaware, believing that the Federal Constitution, in pledging the strength of the whole nation to support slaver j, violates the Divine law, makes war upon human rights, and is grossly inconsistent with republican... | |
| 1860 - 36 lapas
...Delaware. They were as follows: " We, the undersigned, inhabitants of Pennsylvania and Delaware, believing that the Federal Constitution, in pledging the strength...nation to support Slavery, violates the Divine law, makes war upon human rights, and is grossly inconsistent with Republican prin^ ciples; that its attempt... | |
| George Lunt - 1866 - 662 lapas
...in the following terms: " We, the undersigned, inhabitants of Pennsylvania and Delaware, believing that the Federal Constitution, in pledging the strength...nation to support slavery, violates the Divine Law, makes war upon human rights, and is grossly inconsistent with republican principles; that its attempt... | |
| George Lunt - 1867 - 536 lapas
...in the following terms : " We, the undersigned, inhabitants of Pennsylvania and Delaware, believing that the Federal Constitution, in pledging the strength...nation to support slavery, violates the Divine Law, makes war upon human rights, and is grossly inconsistent with republican principles ; that its attempt... | |
| Armistead Churchill Gordon - 1909 - 422 lapas
...Pennsylvania, which were as follows : "We, the undersigned inhabitants of Pennsylvania and Delaware, believing that the Federal Constitution, in pledging the strength...nation to support slavery, violates the Divine law, makes war upon human rights, and is grossly inconsistent with republican principles; that its attempt... | |
| George Cary Eggleston - 1910 - 448 lapas
...The petition was as follows: We, the undersigned, inhabitants of Pennsylvania and Delaware, believing that the Federal Constitution, in pledging the strength...nation to support slavery, violates the Divine Law, makes war upon human rights, and is grossly inconsistent with republican principles ; that its attempt... | |
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