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The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government, Volume 1

Note (return) — APPENDIX F.

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"So far as they conferred political rights and secured civil and religious liberties (which are political rights) the laws of Congress were all suspended by the State Constitution; nor is any part of them in force, unless they were adopted by the Constitution of Louisiana, as laws of the State."206

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