Lincoln, the UnknownCentury Company, 1932 - 305 páginas "First printing." Bibliography: p. 303-305 |
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... soon discovered that I didn't . The fact is that I , an American , had had to come to Lon- don and read a series of articles written by an Irishman , in an English newspaper , before I realized that the story of Lincoln's career was one ...
... soon discovered that I didn't . The fact is that I , an American , had had to come to Lon- don and read a series of articles written by an Irishman , in an English newspaper , before I realized that the story of Lincoln's career was one ...
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... Soon the name of ' Abe Lincoln ' became a household word . " Finally the grocery firm of Lincoln & Berry failed . This was to be expected , for , with Lincoln absorbed in his books and Berry half groggy with whisky , the end was ...
... Soon the name of ' Abe Lincoln ' became a household word . " Finally the grocery firm of Lincoln & Berry failed . This was to be expected , for , with Lincoln absorbed in his books and Berry half groggy with whisky , the end was ...
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... soon as some of the inexperienced troops saw cannon- balls crashing through the trees , heard men shrieking , and saw them pitching forward on the ground with blood run- ning out of their mouths as soon as they saw this , the ...
... soon as some of the inexperienced troops saw cannon- balls crashing through the trees , heard men shrieking , and saw them pitching forward on the ground with blood run- ning out of their mouths as soon as they saw this , the ...
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