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I believe that the cause of secession was as strong, on the night of November 6, when the President and Vice President were elected, as it has been at any time.
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gutenberg.orgDe Alexander: “I believe that the cause of secession was as strong, on the night of November 6, when the President and Vice President…”
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In this statement, Alexander reflects on the persistent strength of the secessionist cause during a critical election period.
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