The Living Lincoln: The Man, His Mind, His Times, and the War He Fought, Reconstructed from His Own Writings |
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Page 57
... tell her that you receive no letters from me ; or , telling her you do , should refuse to let her see them . I close this , entertaining the confident hope , that every succes- sive letter I shall have from you , ( which I here pray may ...
... tell her that you receive no letters from me ; or , telling her you do , should refuse to let her see them . I close this , entertaining the confident hope , that every succes- sive letter I shall have from you , ( which I here pray may ...
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... tell you , Aunt Becca , there's no mistake about his being a Whig - why his very looks shows it - everything about him shows it - if I was deaf and blind I could tell him by the smell . I seed him when I was down in Springfield last ...
... tell you , Aunt Becca , there's no mistake about his being a Whig - why his very looks shows it - everything about him shows it - if I was deaf and blind I could tell him by the smell . I seed him when I was down in Springfield last ...
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... tell us how we are to get the excess , after those expenses shall have surpassed the value of the whole of the Mexican territory . So again , he insists that the sepa- rate national existence of Mexico , shall be maintained ; but he ...
... tell us how we are to get the excess , after those expenses shall have surpassed the value of the whole of the Mexican territory . So again , he insists that the sepa- rate national existence of Mexico , shall be maintained ; but he ...
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New Salem | 3 |
Early Years in Springfield | 17 |
Prairie Politics | 71 |
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