Lincoln, the UnknownCentury Company, 1932 - 305 páginas "First printing." Bibliography: p. 303-305 |
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... sent crashing through his heart . But Lincoln , with his understanding nature and Christ- like spirit , condemned no one . True , Pope had failed , but hadn't he done his best ? Lincoln , himself , had met defeat too often to blame any ...
... sent crashing through his heart . But Lincoln , with his understanding nature and Christ- like spirit , condemned no one . True , Pope had failed , but hadn't he done his best ? Lincoln , himself , had met defeat too often to blame any ...
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... sent him a memorandum that was presumptuous . Amazing . It was more than that . It was positively insulting . Never before in the history of the nation had a Cabinet mem- ber sent such an impudent , arrogant document to a Presi- dent ...
... sent him a memorandum that was presumptuous . Amazing . It was more than that . It was positively insulting . Never before in the history of the nation had a Cabinet mem- ber sent such an impudent , arrogant document to a Presi- dent ...
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... sent Elihu B. Washburne to Congress . Wash- burne , fired with political ambitions , was desperately eager to show the folks back home that he was on the job , so he went to the War Department and demanded that one brigadier - general ...
... sent Elihu B. Washburne to Congress . Wash- burne , fired with political ambitions , was desperately eager to show the folks back home that he was on the job , so he went to the War Department and demanded that one brigadier - general ...
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