Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government

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Cover of: The rise and fall of the Confederate government
The rise and fall of the Confederate government
1990, Da Capo Press
in English
Cover of: Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government
Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government
June 1971, Oak Tree Publications
Hardcover
Cover of: The rise and fall of the Confederate Government.
The rise and fall of the Confederate Government.
1961, Collier Books
in English - Abridged for the modern reader. Foreword by Earl Schenck Miers.
Cover of: The rise and fall of the Confederate Government.
Cover of: The rise and fall of the Confederate government.
Cover of: The rise and fall of the Confederate government.
The rise and fall of the Confederate government.
1881, D. Appleton and Co.
in English
Cover of: The rise and fall of the Confederate government.

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First Sentence

"THE inauguration of the permanent government, amid the struggles of war, was welcomed by our people as a sign of the independence for which all their sacrifices had been made, and the increased efforts of the enemy for our subjugation were met by corresponding determination on our part to maintain the rights our fathers left us at whatever cost."

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OL10416841M
ISBN 10
049807126X
ISBN 13
9780498071263

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OL3527673W

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THE inauguration of the permanent government, amid the struggles of war, was welcomed by our people as a sign of the independence for which all their sacrifices had been made, and the increased efforts of the enemy for our subjugation were met by corresponding determination on our part to maintain the rights our fathers left us at whatever cost.
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