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... senator felt he could not remain silent and from time to time engaged in banter with the speaker . When Lincoln cited Douglas's 1849 praise of the Missouri Compromise as " a sacred thing , " the senator interjected , " A first - rate ...
... senator felt he could not remain silent and from time to time engaged in banter with the speaker . When Lincoln cited Douglas's 1849 praise of the Missouri Compromise as " a sacred thing , " the senator interjected , " A first - rate ...
Page 387
... senator on ways to defeat the measure , as did former Speaker of the House of Representatives , Massachusetts Republican Nathaniel P. Banks , and Benjamin F. Wade , the abolitionist senator from Ohio . Senator Henry Wilson of ...
... senator on ways to defeat the measure , as did former Speaker of the House of Representatives , Massachusetts Republican Nathaniel P. Banks , and Benjamin F. Wade , the abolitionist senator from Ohio . Senator Henry Wilson of ...
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... Senator of the United States to be stumping the State , and another who wishes to be Senator following in his wake . " Lincoln thought that " speaking at the same place the next day after D. is the very thing , " but his advisers ...
... Senator of the United States to be stumping the State , and another who wishes to be Senator following in his wake . " Lincoln thought that " speaking at the same place the next day after D. is the very thing , " but his advisers ...
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