Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... peace theory , and assuming the country to be at peace , has blockaded the Southern ports , has made prizes , sent and received flags of truce , treated captured Rebels as prisoners of war , released them on parole , or exchanged them ...
... peace theory , and assuming the country to be at peace , has blockaded the Southern ports , has made prizes , sent and received flags of truce , treated captured Rebels as prisoners of war , released them on parole , or exchanged them ...
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... peace principles , or the peace powers of the Constitution . The President knows it , and assumes the war power in suspending the writ of Habeas Corpus , proclaiming martial law , appointing military governors , arresting and ...
... peace principles , or the peace powers of the Constitution . The President knows it , and assumes the war power in suspending the writ of Habeas Corpus , proclaiming martial law , appointing military governors , arresting and ...
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... peace powers , and while waging war against the rebels it has required its generals to conduct it on peace principles . It need surprise no one that they have everywhere failed , and that after fifteen months of severe and bloody ...
... peace powers , and while waging war against the rebels it has required its generals to conduct it on peace principles . It need surprise no one that they have everywhere failed , and that after fifteen months of severe and bloody ...
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