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... Douglas for vanity's sake ; he thought his speeches better than those of Douglas and that he could therefore manage without the challenge , in the making of which he recognized the pre - eminence of Douglas . He had hoped Douglas would ...
... Douglas for vanity's sake ; he thought his speeches better than those of Douglas and that he could therefore manage without the challenge , in the making of which he recognized the pre - eminence of Douglas . He had hoped Douglas would ...
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... Douglas papers told about the " funereal " tone of Lincoln parades , how Douglas ' attack and thunderous reception had left Lincoln so weak he had to be carried from the stand . Lincoln sheets chronicled the events which left Douglas ...
... Douglas papers told about the " funereal " tone of Lincoln parades , how Douglas ' attack and thunderous reception had left Lincoln so weak he had to be carried from the stand . Lincoln sheets chronicled the events which left Douglas ...
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... Douglas ( Chicago ) , 13-15 ; hears Douglas at Bloomington , 1516 ; speech at Springfield , 16-17 ; challenges Douglas to joint debates , 17-18 ; speaks at Clinton , 18 ; begins 1858 campaign tour , 19 ; charges Douglas with ...
... Douglas ( Chicago ) , 13-15 ; hears Douglas at Bloomington , 1516 ; speech at Springfield , 16-17 ; challenges Douglas to joint debates , 17-18 ; speaks at Clinton , 18 ; begins 1858 campaign tour , 19 ; charges Douglas with ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Lincoln's Rise to Power: With Illustrations |
| Author | William Eldon Baringer |
| Publisher | Little, Brown and Company, 1937 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 2 Jun 2008 |
| Length | 373 pages |
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