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Baltimore, Md. (Maryland, United States) (search for this): chapter 382
In May, 1860, at the Anniversary of the American Tract Society, Dr. Richard Fuller, now of secession notoriety, uttered the following patriotic words:--If you Northerners dissolve this glorious Union, I'll get a large United States flag and hoist it over my house in Baltimore, and live and die under its folds. One short year must have wrought a remarkable change in the Doctor's views.--N. Y. Examiner, May 30.
United States (United States) (search for this): chapter 382
In May, 1860, at the Anniversary of the American Tract Society, Dr. Richard Fuller, now of secession notoriety, uttered the following patriotic words:--If you Northerners dissolve this glorious Union, I'll get a large United States flag and hoist it over my house in Baltimore, and live and die under its folds. One short year must have wrought a remarkable change in the Doctor's views.--N. Y. Examiner, May 30.
Richard Fuller (search for this): chapter 382
In May, 1860, at the Anniversary of the American Tract Society, Dr. Richard Fuller, now of secession notoriety, uttered the following patriotic words:--If you Northerners dissolve this glorious Union, I'll get a large United States flag and hoist it over my house in Baltimore, and live and die under its folds. One short year must have wrought a remarkable change in the Doctor's views.--N. Y. Examiner, May 30.
N. Y. Examiner (search for this): chapter 382
In May, 1860, at the Anniversary of the American Tract Society, Dr. Richard Fuller, now of secession notoriety, uttered the following patriotic words:--If you Northerners dissolve this glorious Union, I'll get a large United States flag and hoist it over my house in Baltimore, and live and die under its folds. One short year must have wrought a remarkable change in the Doctor's views.--N. Y. Examiner, May 30.
May, 1860 AD (search for this): chapter 382
In May, 1860, at the Anniversary of the American Tract Society, Dr. Richard Fuller, now of secession notoriety, uttered the following patriotic words:--If you Northerners dissolve this glorious Union, I'll get a large United States flag and hoist it over my house in Baltimore, and live and die under its folds. One short year must have wrought a remarkable change in the Doctor's views.--N. Y. Examiner, May 30.
May 30th (search for this): chapter 382
In May, 1860, at the Anniversary of the American Tract Society, Dr. Richard Fuller, now of secession notoriety, uttered the following patriotic words:--If you Northerners dissolve this glorious Union, I'll get a large United States flag and hoist it over my house in Baltimore, and live and die under its folds. One short year must have wrought a remarkable change in the Doctor's views.--N. Y. Examiner, May 30.