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1. Purchase of Alaska
   William Seward stood on the banks of the MississippiSeptember 18, 1860and told of a dream he himself would fulfil seven years later: Standing here and ...
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2. Abraham Lincoln
   ... On December 26, to avoid armed conflict, Secretary of State William Seward said that Wilkes had been wrong for not bringing the Trent into port for adjudication ...
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3. HARRIET TUBMAN
   ... She was known to have associated with John Brown, the abolitionist, he called Harriet Tubman amp39General Tubman,amp39 Ralph Waldo Emerson, William Seward, whose house ...
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4. John Wilkes Booth
   ... decided he would assassinate Lincoln while George Atzerodt and Lewis Powell would kill Vice President Andrew Johnson and Secretary of State William Seward. ...
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5. Whig Party
   ... ampquotDetailed studies of the Whig party in the states and biographies of such Whig leaders as Clay, William Seward, Daniel Webster, and Horace Greeley reveal ...
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6. Lincoln now he belongs to the ages
   ... Lewis Paine was instructed to murder Secretary of State William Seward in his bed. George Asserte was ordered to assassinate Vice President Andrew Johnson. ...
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7. Abe Lincoln
   ... House where he resided. Powell and Herold were assigned to kill the Secretary of State William Seward. Both attacks were scheduled ...
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8. Abraham Lincoln
   ... House where he resided. Powell and Herold were assigned to kill the Secretary of State William Seward. Both attacks were scheduled ...
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9. abe lincoln 2
   ... Although William Seward was the preconvention favorite for the Republican Presidential nomination in 1860, Lincoln won on the third ballot. ...
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10. Expansionism 2
    ... Starting in 1867, America physically added onto its size. The Secretary of State, at the time William Seward, bought Alaska from Russia. ...
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11. Compare and Contrast African American Soldiers in the Civil War ...
    ... Several of Lincoln\amp39s cabinet members, including Secretary of State William Seward, Secretary of the Treasury Salmon Chase, Secretary of the Navy Gideon Welles ...
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12. civil war 2
    ... Their support base was from the western farmers and eastern businessmen. Charles Sumner and William Seward were the main leaders of the party. ...
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13. Lincolnamp39s Assasination
    ... kill President Lincoln himself, George Atzerodt was suppose to kill Vice President Andrew Johnson and Payneamp39s assignment was Secretary of State William Seward. ...
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14. 272 Number of Words That Redefined America
    ... Using the changes the President made himself to his First Inaugural speech that was prepared for him by William Seward as his evidence, Wills explains that ...
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15. abe lincoln
    ... His party elected him because his only real competitor was William Seward, governor of New York and he was viewed as too radical on the issues of slavery. ...
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16. Fort Sumter1
    ... Secretary of State William Seward was foremost in urging that the fort be abandoned in order to appease the south and keep the issue from being seen as one of ...
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17. Abrham Lincon
    ... perspective six years later when he said, ampquotItamp39s a slip, and not a fall.ampquot p 143 After Illinois chose Lincoln over the more radical William Seward and Edward ...
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18. Abe Lincoln
    ... Republican Party. Abe Lincoln defeated William Seward and on March 4, 1861 was sworn in as the 16th president of the United States. It is ...
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19. Abe Lincoln1
    ... Republican Party. Abe Lincoln defeated William Seward and on March 4, 1861 was sworn in as the 16th president of the United States. It is ...
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20. Abraham Lincoln
    ... where Johnson resided. Powell was assigned to kill Secretary of State William Seward. Herold would accompany Powell. All attacks ...
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21. Abraham Lincoln
    ... where Johnson resided. Powell was assigned to kill Secretary of State William Seward. Herold would accompany Powell. All attacks ...
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22. Civil War Unavoidable
    ... William H. Seward said ampquotIn 1824, the democracy resisted the election of John Quincy Adams himself before that time an acceptable democrat and in 1828 it ...
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23. Causes of the Civil War
    ... who usually tried to influence others were writers, like Harriet Beacher Stowe, representative speakers, like Robert Toombs and William H. Seward, and orators ...
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24. Abe Lincoln
    ... In the beginning, Lincolnamp39s secretary of state, William H. Seward, clearly considered himself the Presidentamp39s superior, and blandly offered to assume the ...
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25. Abraham Lincoln1
    ... In the beginning, Lincolnamp39s secretary of state, William H. Seward, clearly considered himself the Presidentamp39s superior, and blandly offered to assume the ...
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26. The Greatest Man In US Histr
    ... Lincolnamp39s competition for the presidency was William H. Seward, the leading candidate, but Seward had some qualities that made him undesirable in critical ...
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27. formation of Republican Party
    ... After a short contest between supporters of William H. Seward and Abraham Lincoln, the convention nominated Lincoln, originally a Whig turned Republican, and ...
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28. Lincoln
    ... Edwin MacMasters Stanton Advisor of Lincoln and Secretary of War John Wilkes Booth A wealthy actor and Southern loyalist William H. Seward An elderly ...
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29. election of 1860
    ... its boxlike structure. The front runner for the nomination was William H. Seward of New York. Surprisingly, this popular political ...
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30. The Compromise of 1850
    ... south. William Henry Seward, among many others, including President Taylor, believed that the Union was not threatened. In addition ...
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