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"gen. Taylor Never Surrenders."

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Michigan Liberty Press, August 11, 1848

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11

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August

Year

1848

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Debate In The Senate

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Michigan Liberty Press, June 02, 1848

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2

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June

Year

1848

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Public Domain

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The Difficulties Of A Pro-slavery Church

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Michigan Liberty Press, May 05, 1848

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5

Month

May

Year

1848

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Public Domain

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Mr. Trist, The Treaty Man

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Michigan Liberty Press, April 21, 1848

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21

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April

Year

1848

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Public Domain

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Help For The Slaveholders

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Signal of Liberty, February 05, 1848

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5

Month

February

Year

1848

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Public Domain

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Doings At St. Louis

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Signal of Liberty, December 05, 1846

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5

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December

Year

1846

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Public Domain

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The North And The South

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Signal of Liberty, November 28, 1846

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28

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November

Year

1846

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Public Domain

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Slaveholding Aggrandizement

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Signal of Liberty, November 28, 1846

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28

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November

Year

1846

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The 'one Idea' Of The South

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Signal of Liberty, November 21, 1846

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21

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November

Year

1846

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The Evangelical Alliance

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Signal of Liberty, October 17, 1846

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17

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October

Year

1846

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Public Domain

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