Loyalty and the Constitution in Civil War Context
A historical address argues true loyalty rests in the Constitution and federal laws, not partisan dictums. It warns against suppressing speech, endorsing centralized power, or alienating states and individuals, urging lawful remedies via courts and ballots to preserve liberty.
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Republic
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Nolmarly
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Anurion
Panion
Plaugher
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