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Many of them , Whigs and Democrats , are my constituents and personal friends ;
and I thank them , - more than thank them , one and all , for the high imperishable
honor they have conferred on our common State . But the distinction between ...
Many of them , Whigs and Democrats , are my constituents and personal friends ;
and I thank them , - more than thank them , one and all , for the high imperishable
honor they have conferred on our common State . But the distinction between ...
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Mr . Speaker , let our Democratic friends be comforted with the assurance that we
are con . tent with our position , content with our com . pany , and content with our
candidate ; and that although they , in their generous sympathy , think we ...
Mr . Speaker , let our Democratic friends be comforted with the assurance that we
are con . tent with our position , content with our com . pany , and content with our
candidate ; and that although they , in their generous sympathy , think we ...
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... and its gross breach of na . tional faith ; and he has seen that successful rival
constitutionally elected , not by the strength of friends , but by the division of
adversaries , being in a popular minority of nearly four hun . dred thousand votes
.
... and its gross breach of na . tional faith ; and he has seen that successful rival
constitutionally elected , not by the strength of friends , but by the division of
adversaries , being in a popular minority of nearly four hun . dred thousand votes
.
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My good friends , read that carefully over some leisure hour , and ponder well
upon it ; see what a mere wreck - mangled ruin - it makes of our once glorious
Declaration . " They were speaking of British subjects on this continent being
equal to ...
My good friends , read that carefully over some leisure hour , and ponder well
upon it ; see what a mere wreck - mangled ruin - it makes of our once glorious
Declaration . " They were speaking of British subjects on this continent being
equal to ...
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His best friends thought it impolitic to utter the sentiment that the “ government
cannot endure permanently half slave and half free . " For the immediate purpose
of that campaign they were right , for this paragraph , in the opinion of many good
...
His best friends thought it impolitic to utter the sentiment that the “ government
cannot endure permanently half slave and half free . " For the immediate purpose
of that campaign they were right , for this paragraph , in the opinion of many good
...
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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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