Lincoln, the UnknownCentury Company, 1932 - 305 páginas "First printing." Bibliography: p. 303-305 |
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... already engaged to the richest merchant in town , Lincoln fell in love with her . Ann had already promised to become the wife of John McNeil , but it was understood that they were not to be married until she had had two years of college ...
... already engaged to the richest merchant in town , Lincoln fell in love with her . Ann had already promised to become the wife of John McNeil , but it was understood that they were not to be married until she had had two years of college ...
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... already been nicknamed " the Little Giant , " and he was already Secretary of the State , while Lincoln was only a struggling lawyer living in an attic 50 LINCOLN THE UNKNOWN.
... already been nicknamed " the Little Giant , " and he was already Secretary of the State , while Lincoln was only a struggling lawyer living in an attic 50 LINCOLN THE UNKNOWN.
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Dale Carnegie. Mary Lincoln was already in the audience . Before leav- ing the house that morning she had vigorously brushed Lincoln's coat , had laid out a fresh collar and carefully ironed his best tie . She was anxious to have him ...
Dale Carnegie. Mary Lincoln was already in the audience . Before leav- ing the house that morning she had vigorously brushed Lincoln's coat , had laid out a fresh collar and carefully ironed his best tie . She was anxious to have him ...
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