Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 1R. Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... is found in which an autograph signature is thus deformed . The American general after whom one of the three original counties of Kentucky was named used to be called " Linkhorn " by Southern ( 1 ) LINEAGE LINCOLN MIGRATIONS.
... is found in which an autograph signature is thus deformed . The American general after whom one of the three original counties of Kentucky was named used to be called " Linkhorn " by Southern ( 1 ) LINEAGE LINCOLN MIGRATIONS.
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... southern shore of the bay , a few miles from Boston , had from the first a double industrial life of land and sea- not only farming and mechanic arts , but shipping also , for there were fisheries as well as coast traffic and travel ...
... southern shore of the bay , a few miles from Boston , had from the first a double industrial life of land and sea- not only farming and mechanic arts , but shipping also , for there were fisheries as well as coast traffic and travel ...
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... southern border , became a State . The quarter section already selected was sixteen miles from the nearest landing on the Ohio , and on this " Fifty Years a Presiding Elder . ” — “ I had been a preacher for several years , " he said ...
... southern border , became a State . The quarter section already selected was sixteen miles from the nearest landing on the Ohio , and on this " Fifty Years a Presiding Elder . ” — “ I had been a preacher for several years , " he said ...
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... by a reference to the subject in President Jackson's annual message of December , 1836 , adopted , near the day of adjournment , a series of resolutions strongly Southern in tone POSTMASTER , SURVEYOR , LEGISLATOR . 45.
... by a reference to the subject in President Jackson's annual message of December , 1836 , adopted , near the day of adjournment , a series of resolutions strongly Southern in tone POSTMASTER , SURVEYOR , LEGISLATOR . 45.
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... Southern Illinois , at any rate , to sustain a Representative in refusing obsequious submission to such resolutions . Yet Lincoln could not honestly vote for them . He might have remained silent , but he chose to be frank and open . He ...
... Southern Illinois , at any rate , to sustain a Representative in refusing obsequious submission to such resolutions . Yet Lincoln could not honestly vote for them . He might have remained silent , but he chose to be frank and open . He ...
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