Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 1R. Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... relation to Philadelphia being , all the while , like that of their immediate progenitors to Boston . In spite of Puritan and Quaker antagonism there was no impass- able gulf between the two communities . A Harvard graduate , who was a ...
... relation to Philadelphia being , all the while , like that of their immediate progenitors to Boston . In spite of Puritan and Quaker antagonism there was no impass- able gulf between the two communities . A Harvard graduate , who was a ...
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... Mexico . Henry Clay was just rising to high rank in the party called Repub- lican , whose creed embraced the Resolutions of '98 . But what relation could these things have to the future PARENTAGE - CHILDHOOD - YOUTH . 9.
... Mexico . Henry Clay was just rising to high rank in the party called Repub- lican , whose creed embraced the Resolutions of '98 . But what relation could these things have to the future PARENTAGE - CHILDHOOD - YOUTH . 9.
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Joseph Hartwell Barrett. But what relation could these things have to the future of a child born in a corner so remote ... relations as before with Hodgenville and the Baptist Church organized there by the first settlers . In his second ...
Joseph Hartwell Barrett. But what relation could these things have to the future of a child born in a corner so remote ... relations as before with Hodgenville and the Baptist Church organized there by the first settlers . In his second ...
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... relation to his life . Here Offutt saw what seemed an inviting opportunity for business , in which young Lincoln , to whom he took a great liking , would be serviceable on his return from New Orleans , which happened in due time ...
... relation to his life . Here Offutt saw what seemed an inviting opportunity for business , in which young Lincoln , to whom he took a great liking , would be serviceable on his return from New Orleans , which happened in due time ...
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... relations of the two were well known to Lincoln , who was a boarder at Rutledge's tavern , and his heart was moved by Ann's disappointment and prolonged sus- pense - for it appears that she still loved McNamar― never quite gave him up ...
... relations of the two were well known to Lincoln , who was a boarder at Rutledge's tavern , and his heart was moved by Ann's disappointment and prolonged sus- pense - for it appears that she still loved McNamar― never quite gave him up ...
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