The Life and Public Services of Abraham Lincoln: Together with His State Papers, Including His Speeches, Addresses, Messages, Letters, and Proclamations, and the Closing Scenes Connected with His Life and Death ; to which are Added Anecdotes and Personal Reminiscences of President LincolnDerby and Miller, 1865 - 808 páginas |
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... judge is wofully at fault about his early friend Lincoln being a " grocery - keeper . " I don't know as it would be a great sin , if I had been ; but he is mistaken . Lincoln never kept a grocery anywhere in the world . It is true that ...
... judge is wofully at fault about his early friend Lincoln being a " grocery - keeper . " I don't know as it would be a great sin , if I had been ; but he is mistaken . Lincoln never kept a grocery anywhere in the world . It is true that ...
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... judges and ex - members of Congress attended , and were personally , and many of them popularly known to almost every adult , male and female , of the limited population . They came in by stages and on horseback . Among them , the one ...
... judges and ex - members of Congress attended , and were personally , and many of them popularly known to almost every adult , male and female , of the limited population . They came in by stages and on horseback . Among them , the one ...
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... Judge Douglas , at the first of their joint discussions in the Senatorial contest of 1858. In his speech at Ottawa , he said of Mr. Lincoln , that " while in Congress he distinguished him- self by his opposition to the Mexican war ...
... Judge Douglas , at the first of their joint discussions in the Senatorial contest of 1858. In his speech at Ottawa , he said of Mr. Lincoln , that " while in Congress he distinguished him- self by his opposition to the Mexican war ...
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... Judge Douglas at a subsequent period of their poli- tical history . It is always popular , because it always seems patriotic , to stand by the country when engaged in war — and the people are not invariably disposed to judge leniently ...
... Judge Douglas at a subsequent period of their poli- tical history . It is always popular , because it always seems patriotic , to stand by the country when engaged in war — and the people are not invariably disposed to judge leniently ...
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... Judge Douglas , that he had voted for it , " in one way and another , about forty times . " He thus showed hinself , in 1847 , to be the same friend of freedom for the Territories which he was afterwards , du- ring the heat of the ...
... Judge Douglas , that he had voted for it , " in one way and another , about forty times . " He thus showed hinself , in 1847 , to be the same friend of freedom for the Territories which he was afterwards , du- ring the heat of the ...
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