Abraham Lincoln's Pen and Voice: Being a Complete Compilation of His Letters, Civil, Politival, and Military, Also His Public Addresses, Messages to Congress, Inaugurals and Others, as Well as Proclamations Upon Various Public Concerns ...R. Clarke & Company, 1890 - 423 páginas |
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... cause of the mourning is to be found in the man himself . Mr. Lincoln was no ordinary man , and I believe the conviction has been growing on the nation's mind , as it certainly has been on my own , especially in the last years of his ...
... cause of the mourning is to be found in the man himself . Mr. Lincoln was no ordinary man , and I believe the conviction has been growing on the nation's mind , as it certainly has been on my own , especially in the last years of his ...
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... cause , I yet must look upon it as a most magnificent reception , and as such , most heartily do thank you for it . You have been pleased to address yourself to me chiefly in behalf of this glorious Union in which we live , in all of ...
... cause , I yet must look upon it as a most magnificent reception , and as such , most heartily do thank you for it . You have been pleased to address yourself to me chiefly in behalf of this glorious Union in which we live , in all of ...
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... cause which I think is the true and great cause of the whole country and the whole world . Solomon says there is " a time to keep silence , " and when men wrangle by the mouth with no certainty that 20 ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S.
... cause which I think is the true and great cause of the whole country and the whole world . Solomon says there is " a time to keep silence , " and when men wrangle by the mouth with no certainty that 20 ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S.
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... cause I represent , which clearly proves to me their good will , and that sincere feeling is at the bottom of it . And here I may remark , that in every short address I have made to the people , in every crowd through which I have ...
... cause I represent , which clearly proves to me their good will , and that sincere feeling is at the bottom of it . And here I may remark , that in every short address I have made to the people , in every crowd through which I have ...
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... in a track at home cheaper than they could exchange countries , at least by the cost of carriage . If there be a present cause why one can be both made and carried cheaper in money price than the other can be PEN AND VOICE . 29.
... in a track at home cheaper than they could exchange countries , at least by the cost of carriage . If there be a present cause why one can be both made and carried cheaper in money price than the other can be PEN AND VOICE . 29.
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