The Living Lincoln: The Man, His Mind, His Times, and the War He Fought, Reconstructed from His Own Writings |
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... interest is the largest interest . It also follows that that interest is most worthy of all to be cherished and cultivated - that if there be inevitable conflict between that interest and any other , that other should yield . Again , I ...
... interest is the largest interest . It also follows that that interest is most worthy of all to be cherished and cultivated - that if there be inevitable conflict between that interest and any other , that other should yield . Again , I ...
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... interest at ten per cent , paid up to March 18– 1861 . Two notes of N. W. Edwards , together amounting to fifteen hundred and eighty - seven dollars and ninety cents , interest at ten per cent due from Jan. 16. 1860 . Two notes of Smith ...
... interest at ten per cent , paid up to March 18– 1861 . Two notes of N. W. Edwards , together amounting to fifteen hundred and eighty - seven dollars and ninety cents , interest at ten per cent due from Jan. 16. 1860 . Two notes of Smith ...
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... interest , from the end of our revolutionary struggle until today , without paying anything on either principal or interest , each man of us would owe less upon that debt now , than each man owed upon it then ; and this because our ...
... interest , from the end of our revolutionary struggle until today , without paying anything on either principal or interest , each man of us would owe less upon that debt now , than each man owed upon it then ; and this because our ...
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