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Again the hand of time moved on , and the spring of 1865 witnessed the spectacle of Davis manacled in a dungeon , charged with instigating the assassination of President Lincoln , while Hunter served as president of the military ...
Again the hand of time moved on , and the spring of 1865 witnessed the spectacle of Davis manacled in a dungeon , charged with instigating the assassination of President Lincoln , while Hunter served as president of the military ...
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28 Even today the character of President Lincoln is depicted to southern school children as little short of infamous . See , for example , the sketch of his life prepared expressly for their use by Mildred L. Rutherford , Historian ...
28 Even today the character of President Lincoln is depicted to southern school children as little short of infamous . See , for example , the sketch of his life prepared expressly for their use by Mildred L. Rutherford , Historian ...
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... that region which had been known during the years of his residence in it as Michigan Territory , and all obeying the orders of the silent man from Galena to whom , next to President Lincoln , was due the preservation of the Union .
... that region which had been known during the years of his residence in it as Michigan Territory , and all obeying the orders of the silent man from Galena to whom , next to President Lincoln , was due the preservation of the Union .
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Lincoln , in a letter to Joseph Gillespie , under date of December 1 , 1854 , says : “ We have the Legislature clearly enough on joint ballot , but the Senate is very close , and Cullom told me today that the Nebraska men will stave off ...
Lincoln , in a letter to Joseph Gillespie , under date of December 1 , 1854 , says : “ We have the Legislature clearly enough on joint ballot , but the Senate is very close , and Cullom told me today that the Nebraska men will stave off ...
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Cook was one of the five legislators who voted for Trumbull on the first ballot and was one who , with Palmer and Judd , was charged with Lincoln's defeat and Trumbull's election .
Cook was one of the five legislators who voted for Trumbull on the first ballot and was one who , with Palmer and Judd , was charged with Lincoln's defeat and Trumbull's election .
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| Título | Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, Volumen16,Temas1-2 |
| Autor | Illinois State Historical Society |
| Editor | Illinois State Historical Society., 1923 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 1 Ago. 2019 |
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