Proper noun
Johanssen (plural Johanssens)
A surname from Norwegian.
Douglas biographer Robert W. Johanssen described part of the speech: Douglas charged the authors of the "Appeal", whom he referred to throughout as the "Abolitionist confederates", with having perpetrated a "base falsehood" in their protest. Source: Internet
Potter p. 161. Johanssen p. 414 Douglas and Atchison first met alone with Pierce before the whole group convened. Source: Internet
Potter p. 161. Johanssen pp. 413–414 Douglas's committee met later that night. Source: Internet
Johanssen pp. 405 In a report accompanying the bill, Douglas's committee wrote that the Utah and New Mexico acts: error The report compared the situation in New Mexico and Utah with the situation in Nebraska. Source: Internet
Johanssen p. 420 The debate would continue for four months, as many "Anti-Nebraska" political rallies were held across the north. Source: Internet
Johanssen pp. 414–415 The Washington Union, the communications organ for the administration, wrote on January 24 that support for the bill would be "a test of Democratic orthodoxy". Source: Internet