Lincoln and His Wife's Home TownBobbs-Merrill, 1929 - 402 páginas |
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... question should come before the Senate ( I being a member ) and the opinion of a majority of my constituents should be dif- ferent from my own , I should feel myself bound , ( as the question is only one of expediency ) to represent ...
... question should come before the Senate ( I being a member ) and the opinion of a majority of my constituents should be dif- ferent from my own , I should feel myself bound , ( as the question is only one of expediency ) to represent ...
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... question has been made , by both parties , to assume superiority over all other questions " ; that " the excitement of a protracted and most arduous canvass " makes it certain that the friends of emancipa- tion will poll their full ...
... question has been made , by both parties , to assume superiority over all other questions " ; that " the excitement of a protracted and most arduous canvass " makes it certain that the friends of emancipa- tion will poll their full ...
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... question pro- pounded to him by Lincoln which , although it won him the senatorship , lost him the Presidency two years later . The Northern and Southern Democrats were in accord on the proposition that Congress had no control over ...
... question pro- pounded to him by Lincoln which , although it won him the senatorship , lost him the Presidency two years later . The Northern and Southern Democrats were in accord on the proposition that Congress had no control over ...
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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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