Lincoln, the UnknownCentury Company, 1932 - 305 páginas "First printing." Bibliography: p. 303-305 |
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... Illinois , wearing a coonskin cap and buckskin trousers , and singing with ribald gusto : " Hail Columbia , happy land , If you ain't drunk , then I'll be damned . " T CHAPTER IV HE Lincolns settled near Decatur , Illinois 24 LINCOLN ...
... Illinois , wearing a coonskin cap and buckskin trousers , and singing with ribald gusto : " Hail Columbia , happy land , If you ain't drunk , then I'll be damned . " T CHAPTER IV HE Lincolns settled near Decatur , Illinois 24 LINCOLN ...
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... Illinois was one of the coldest the State had known . Snow drifted fifteen feet deep on the prairies ; cattle died , the deer and wild turkey were almost exterminated , and even people were frozen to death . During this winter Lincoln ...
... Illinois was one of the coldest the State had known . Snow drifted fifteen feet deep on the prairies ; cattle died , the deer and wild turkey were almost exterminated , and even people were frozen to death . During this winter Lincoln ...
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... Illinois , Ward Lamon , were out driving , the President turned to Lamon and asked him to sing what Lincoln called his " sad little song . " It was one of Lincoln's favorites . " Many a time , on the Illinois circuit and often at the ...
... Illinois , Ward Lamon , were out driving , the President turned to Lamon and asked him to sing what Lincoln called his " sad little song . " It was one of Lincoln's favorites . " Many a time , on the Illinois circuit and often at the ...
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