Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 1R. Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... known . Hingham , beautiful in situation , on the 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 ...
... known . Hingham , beautiful in situation , on the 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 ...
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... known from her child- hood . The wedding was at " Beechland , " near Spring- field , in Washington County - the place of Richard Berry , in whose family she had lived as a ward for many years . It appears from The Genealogy of the Hanks ...
... known from her child- hood . The wedding was at " Beechland , " near Spring- field , in Washington County - the place of Richard Berry , in whose family she had lived as a ward for many years . It appears from The Genealogy of the Hanks ...
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... known to - day as Rock Spring Farm . Here , in a log cabin , their son Abraham was born on Sunday , the 12th day of February , 1809 . Much of the State was yet as wild and woody as when the Lincolns first crossed the mountains . The ...
... known to - day as Rock Spring Farm . Here , in a log cabin , their son Abraham was born on Sunday , the 12th day of February , 1809 . Much of the State was yet as wild and woody as when the Lincolns first crossed the mountains . The ...
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... known that the anti - slavery leaven was also at work in the denomination to which Thomas Lincoln and his wife belonged . In the autumn of 1816 the family migrated a long distance westward across the Ohio , into the depths of the ...
... known that the anti - slavery leaven was also at work in the denomination to which Thomas Lincoln and his wife belonged . In the autumn of 1816 the family migrated a long distance westward across the Ohio , into the depths of the ...
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... known as “ milk sickness , " of which several persons died . The disease , still occasionally heard of , seems to have no recog- nized place in systems of pathology . Malarious poison enough was certainly inhaled or imbibed in these ...
... known as “ milk sickness , " of which several persons died . The disease , still occasionally heard of , seems to have no recog- nized place in systems of pathology . Malarious poison enough was certainly inhaled or imbibed in these ...
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