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The Peaceable Americans of 1860–1861
A Study in Public Opinion
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English
Published/Copyright:
1921
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Deals with the pre-Civil War era in Kentucky and their unique position from the center of the nation and their calling for a National Constitutional Convention to settle the dispute.
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PREFACE
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CONTENTS
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CHAPTER I. AMERICAN IDEAS IN REGARD TO THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY ON THE EVE OF CIVIL WAR
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CHAPTER II. THE NATIONALISTIC BASIS OF NEUTRALITY
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CHAPTER III. THE CAMPAIGN OF 1860
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CHAPTER IV. GOVERNMENT OF, BY AND FOR THE PEOPLE
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CHAPTER V. THE POLITICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE FIRING AT SUMTER
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CHAPTER VI. KENTUCKY‘S DECISION
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