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... friends . As to friends , however , she could not need them anywhere ; she would have them in abundance here . Give my kind remembrance to Mr. Williamson and his family , particularly Miss Elizabeth - also to your mother , brothers 57 ...
... friends . As to friends , however , she could not need them anywhere ; she would have them in abundance here . Give my kind remembrance to Mr. Williamson and his family , particularly Miss Elizabeth - also to your mother , brothers 57 ...
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... friends , today closes the discussions of this canvass . The planting and the culture are over ; and there remains but the prep- aration , and the harvest . I stand here surrounded by friends - some political , all personal friends , I ...
... friends , today closes the discussions of this canvass . The planting and the culture are over ; and there remains but the prep- aration , and the harvest . I stand here surrounded by friends - some political , all personal friends , I ...
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... friends , your friends will be true to you , and that you make your enemies stronger by placing them upon an equality with your friends . " " Is it surprising that the opponents of the administration should have got into their hands the ...
... friends , your friends will be true to you , and that you make your enemies stronger by placing them upon an equality with your friends . " " Is it surprising that the opponents of the administration should have got into their hands the ...
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New Salem | 3 |
Early Years in Springfield | 17 |
Prairie Politics | 71 |
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