The Life of Abraham Lincoln: Drawn from Original Sources and Containing Many Speeches, Letters, and Telegrams Hitherto Unpublished, and Illustrated with Many Reproductions from Original Paintings, Photographs, Etc, Volumen3Lincoln History Society, 1909 |
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... admirable chapter on the subject in Vol . III . of Nicolay and Hay's Life of Abraham Lincoln , where Mr. Seward's criti- cisms are given in full . a clear , distinct , and musical voice , which THE FIRST INAUGURATION OF LINCOLN II.
... admirable chapter on the subject in Vol . III . of Nicolay and Hay's Life of Abraham Lincoln , where Mr. Seward's criti- cisms are given in full . a clear , distinct , and musical voice , which THE FIRST INAUGURATION OF LINCOLN II.
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... given the fort this peculiar prominence . At the time of Mr. Lincoln's election Charleston Harbor was commanded by Major Anderson . Although there were three forts in the harbor , but one was garrisoned , Fort Moultrie , and that not ...
... given the fort this peculiar prominence . At the time of Mr. Lincoln's election Charleston Harbor was commanded by Major Anderson . Although there were three forts in the harbor , but one was garrisoned , Fort Moultrie , and that not ...
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... given for the last twelvemonth . ' While the company were laughing , the Pres- ident beat a quiet retreat from the neighborhood of the At- torney - General . " Lincoln's story - telling that evening was used , as often hap- pened , to ...
... given for the last twelvemonth . ' While the company were laughing , the Pres- ident beat a quiet retreat from the neighborhood of the At- torney - General . " Lincoln's story - telling that evening was used , as often hap- pened , to ...
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... given , and it was bombarded until it fell . The bombardment of Sumter began at half past four o'clock in the morning of April 12. All that day rumors and private telegrams came to the White House reporting the progress of the attack ...
... given , and it was bombarded until it fell . The bombardment of Sumter began at half past four o'clock in the morning of April 12. All that day rumors and private telegrams came to the White House reporting the progress of the attack ...
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... given night and day to organizing and drilling this army , and it seemed to those who watched him that he now had a force as near ready for battle as an army could be made ready by anything save actual fighting . Mr. Lincoln had fully ...
... given night and day to organizing and drilling this army , and it seemed to those who watched him that he now had a force as near ready for battle as an army could be made ready by anything save actual fighting . Mr. Lincoln had fully ...
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