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... and its expression varied much . I have seen him often with that which you
have given him . I think it also his best . ” The frontispiece of the second volume is
a photogravure of the daguerreotype taken just after his nomination at Chicago ...
... and its expression varied much . I have seen him often with that which you
have given him . I think it also his best . ” The frontispiece of the second volume is
a photogravure of the daguerreotype taken just after his nomination at Chicago ...
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CHAPTER VII . PAGE IN CONGRESS — SPEECH ON THE MEXICAN WAR —
Favors NOMINATION OF GENERAL TAYLOR - SPEECHES ON INTERNAL LM
PROVEMENTS AND PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEES — WILMOT PROVISO .
CHAPTER VII . PAGE IN CONGRESS — SPEECH ON THE MEXICAN WAR —
Favors NOMINATION OF GENERAL TAYLOR - SPEECHES ON INTERNAL LM
PROVEMENTS AND PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEES — WILMOT PROVISO .
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... New EPOCH – LETTERS AND ADDRESSES — INCIDENTS AND PORTENTS
— John BROWN AT HARPER ' S FERRY — CHAOS IN CONGRESS . . . . . . . . .
196 CHAPTER XVI . The Chicago CONVENTION – LINCOLN NOMINATED FOR
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... New EPOCH – LETTERS AND ADDRESSES — INCIDENTS AND PORTENTS
— John BROWN AT HARPER ' S FERRY — CHAOS IN CONGRESS . . . . . . . . .
196 CHAPTER XVI . The Chicago CONVENTION – LINCOLN NOMINATED FOR
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Major Stuart and Captain Lincoln canvassed the county as Whig candidates ,
making speeches and “ mixing ” with the people . No caucus nominations were
made in those days , and there were six other candidates on the same side .
Lincoln ...
Major Stuart and Captain Lincoln canvassed the county as Whig candidates ,
making speeches and “ mixing ” with the people . No caucus nominations were
made in those days , and there were six other candidates on the same side .
Lincoln ...
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General Harrison had already been nominated at Harrisburg for the Presidency ;
Van Buren ' s re - nomination was certain in the near future . Here , though little
heard of in the wide land , was an opening cannonade — long locally famous as
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General Harrison had already been nominated at Harrisburg for the Presidency ;
Van Buren ' s re - nomination was certain in the near future . Here , though little
heard of in the wide land , was an opening cannonade — long locally famous as
...
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| Title | Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 1 Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Joseph Hartwell Barrett |
| Author | Joseph Hartwell Barrett |
| Publisher | Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 19 Sep 2008 |
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