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... Herndon to brief him on their contents . Philosophy and metaphysics , which Herndon thought so fascinating , Lincoln found too abstruse . Nor did he share Herndon's love of nature , though he had grown up in the woods . In one respect ...
... Herndon to brief him on their contents . Philosophy and metaphysics , which Herndon thought so fascinating , Lincoln found too abstruse . Nor did he share Herndon's love of nature , though he had grown up in the woods . In one respect ...
Page 100
... Herndon yearned to wring their necks , while Lincoln worked on , unconcerned . The Herndons and the Lincolns never met socially , for Herndon and Mrs. Lincoln loathed each other . Herndon attrib- uted her dislike to his use of an ill ...
... Herndon yearned to wring their necks , while Lincoln worked on , unconcerned . The Herndons and the Lincolns never met socially , for Herndon and Mrs. Lincoln loathed each other . Herndon attrib- uted her dislike to his use of an ill ...
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... Herndon partnership and appraises Herndon's biographical work . See also Portrait for Posterity , where the lively controversies in which Herndon was a central figure are described . Joseph Fort Newton's Lincoln and Herndon ( 1910 ) ...
... Herndon partnership and appraises Herndon's biographical work . See also Portrait for Posterity , where the lively controversies in which Herndon was a central figure are described . Joseph Fort Newton's Lincoln and Herndon ( 1910 ) ...
Contents
The Short and Simple Annals of the Poor | 3 |
Young Man on His Own | 23 |
His Love Affairs | 44 |
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