Lincoln and His Wife's Home TownBobbs-Merrill, 1929 - 402 páginas |
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... passed swiftly . As for Lincoln , he was then passing through the lone- liest period of his life . Except for a few political ac- quaintances and one or two warm friends , he was almost a penniless stranger in the bustling capital of ...
... passed swiftly . As for Lincoln , he was then passing through the lone- liest period of his life . Except for a few political ac- quaintances and one or two warm friends , he was almost a penniless stranger in the bustling capital of ...
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... passing steamer ; yon- der on the high bank of the Kentucky shore stood the big log house of Squire Samuel Pate ... passed through the Portland Canal where Lincoln and his stepbrother , John D. Johnston , had worked as day laborers ...
... passing steamer ; yon- der on the high bank of the Kentucky shore stood the big log house of Squire Samuel Pate ... passed through the Portland Canal where Lincoln and his stepbrother , John D. Johnston , had worked as day laborers ...
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... passed away with- out my getting a chance to do so and now my inter- est in the subject has passed away too . Your second and third letters have been received since I wrote before . Dear Eddy thinks father is gone tapets . Has any ...
... passed away with- out my getting a chance to do so and now my inter- est in the subject has passed away too . Your second and third letters have been received since I wrote before . Dear Eddy thinks father is gone tapets . Has any ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I ATHENS OF THE WEST | 11 |
THE LINCOLNS OF FAYETTE | 29 |
THE EARLY TODDS | 41 |
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