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... Seward . Admonished Sherman 2 : - It is conceded by all judicious and well advised men that Mr. Seward's Nomination will revive the divisions of 1856 in Pennsylvania and New Jersey , and will be fatal to us in those states . I have ...
... Seward . Admonished Sherman 2 : - It is conceded by all judicious and well advised men that Mr. Seward's Nomination will revive the divisions of 1856 in Pennsylvania and New Jersey , and will be fatal to us in those states . I have ...
Page 198
... Seward's oration , and it was an intellectual feat . The pro - Seward New York Times proudly pointed out that the speech emanated from Seward's " desire to allay and remove unfounded prejudice from the public mind . " 2 Quite true , for ...
... Seward's oration , and it was an intellectual feat . The pro - Seward New York Times proudly pointed out that the speech emanated from Seward's " desire to allay and remove unfounded prejudice from the public mind . " 2 Quite true , for ...
Page 199
... Seward's speech had been " very marked . " The Massachusetts delegation to Chicago " will be so strong for Seward as to be against anybody else . All the New England delegates , save Connecticut's , will be equally satisfactory ...
... Seward's speech had been " very marked . " The Massachusetts delegation to Chicago " will be so strong for Seward as to be against anybody else . All the New England delegates , save Connecticut's , will be equally satisfactory ...
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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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