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Page 126
... Judd's leading position in the Party , and Judd had grown restive under the attack . He sued Wentworth's Chicago Democrat for libel , asking $ 100,000 damages.2 Lincoln on his return from Kansas found a long letter from Judd awaiting ...
... Judd's leading position in the Party , and Judd had grown restive under the attack . He sued Wentworth's Chicago Democrat for libel , asking $ 100,000 damages.2 Lincoln on his return from Kansas found a long letter from Judd awaiting ...
Page 127
... Judd the desired vindication , addressed to " our old Whig friends , " those who were gunning for Judd the former Democrat . It was very carefully worded to avoid allowing the public to read between the lines and glimpse disharmony.2 ...
... Judd the desired vindication , addressed to " our old Whig friends , " those who were gunning for Judd the former Democrat . It was very carefully worded to avoid allowing the public to read between the lines and glimpse disharmony.2 ...
Page 172
... Judd and his Lincoln men saw in their candidate a man who was not ready for the catacomb and who could carry the doubtful states . Obvious strategy , then , was to persuade the other doubtful state leaders to see the thing in that ...
... Judd and his Lincoln men saw in their candidate a man who was not ready for the catacomb and who could carry the doubtful states . Obvious strategy , then , was to persuade the other doubtful state leaders to see the thing in that ...
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| 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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