Lincoln, the UnknownCentury Company, 1932 - 305 páginas "First printing." Bibliography: p. 303-305 |
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... wish you would think seriously before you decide . For my part I have already decided . What I have said I will most posi- tively abide by , provided you wish it . My LINCOLN THE UNKNOWN 57.
... wish you would think seriously before you decide . For my part I have already decided . What I have said I will most posi- tively abide by , provided you wish it . My LINCOLN THE UNKNOWN 57.
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... wish to part company with its insolent , meddle- some critics . Truth seldom flourishes in an atmosphere of politics or of emotion , and on both sides of the Mason and Dixon's Line tragic error had grown to its bloody blossom time ...
... wish to part company with its insolent , meddle- some critics . Truth seldom flourishes in an atmosphere of politics or of emotion , and on both sides of the Mason and Dixon's Line tragic error had grown to its bloody blossom time ...
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... wish , therefore , that the South would make good its secession , and he wanted to help it as much as he con- veniently could . At the outset of the war , the Northern navy closed all Southern ports , guarded 189 harbors and patroled ...
... wish , therefore , that the South would make good its secession , and he wanted to help it as much as he con- veniently could . At the outset of the war , the Northern navy closed all Southern ports , guarded 189 harbors and patroled ...
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