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Through suffering and death , by disease and in battle , they have endured and
fought and fell with you . Clay and Webster each gave a son , never to be
returned . From the State of my own residence , besides other worthy but less
known ...
Through suffering and death , by disease and in battle , they have endured and
fought and fell with you . Clay and Webster each gave a son , never to be
returned . From the State of my own residence , besides other worthy but less
known ...
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own than my vote is my own ; and the threat of death to me , ' to extort my money ,
and the threat of destruction to the Union , to extort my vote , can scarcely be
distinguished in principle . A few words now to Republicans . It is ex ceedingly ...
own than my vote is my own ; and the threat of death to me , ' to extort my money ,
and the threat of destruction to the Union , to extort my vote , can scarcely be
distinguished in principle . A few words now to Republicans . It is ex ceedingly ...
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Reflections like the foregoing were forced upon my mind by the death of my old
friend , Ralph Bigod , Esq . , who parted this life on Wednesday evening ; dying ,
as he had lived , without much trouble . He boasted himself a descendant from ...
Reflections like the foregoing were forced upon my mind by the death of my old
friend , Ralph Bigod , Esq . , who parted this life on Wednesday evening ; dying ,
as he had lived , without much trouble . He boasted himself a descendant from ...
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Then we expand and burgeon . Then we are as strong again , as valiant again ,
as wise again , and a great deal taller . The blast that nips and shrinks me , puts
me in thoughts of death . All things allied to the insubstantial wait upon What ...
Then we expand and burgeon . Then we are as strong again , as valiant again ,
as wise again , and a great deal taller . The blast that nips and shrinks me , puts
me in thoughts of death . All things allied to the insubstantial wait upon What ...
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Whatsoever thwarts , or puts me out of my way , brings death into my mind . All
partial evils , like humours , run into that capital plague - sore . I have heard some
profess an indifference to life . Such hail the end of their existence as a port of ...
Whatsoever thwarts , or puts me out of my way , brings death into my mind . All
partial evils , like humours , run into that capital plague - sore . I have heard some
profess an indifference to life . Such hail the end of their existence as a port of ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Lincoln The Pocket university |
| Autor | Abraham Lincoln |
| Editor | Bliss Perry |
| Editor | Nelson Doubleday, Incorporated, 1924 |
| Procedencia del original | de la Universidad de Virginia |
| Digitalizado | 30 Jun. 2010 |
| Largo | 124 páginas |
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