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Oath debates and election orders amid Union and Confederate factions
A survey of parliamentary disputes over voluntary oaths to the Confederacy and the criminality of intent follows. It cites Webster and critics, noting ambiguity in the phrase aid to the enemy, then shifts to the New Orleans convention and Louisiana 1868 election procedures, detailing registration, ballot wording, board duties, and military oversight.
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Old Ippen
Stuart
House of Commons
Ting
Webster
Mr. Durant
Socce
Owell
Michael Hahn
Veroath
Confederacy
New Orleans
Louisiana
District Court
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Volomies
Sea Haan
Registration Board
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Fifth Military District
Anlees
Fifth Millinners
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