Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 1R. Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... taken just after his nomination at Chicago - lithographed for a campaign biography , but otherwise never before published . J. H. BARRETT . LOVELAND , OHIO , November , 1903 . : TABLE OF CONTENTS . CHAPTER I. PAGE LINEAGE LINCOLN PREFACE .
... taken just after his nomination at Chicago - lithographed for a campaign biography , but otherwise never before published . J. H. BARRETT . LOVELAND , OHIO , November , 1903 . : TABLE OF CONTENTS . CHAPTER I. PAGE LINEAGE LINCOLN PREFACE .
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... taken in those days to be quite a graceful and gay lady . She was very neat , and thought to have been a good match for Thomas Lincoln . His new wife added much to the comfort of his Indiana home , and she took great interest in the ...
... taken in those days to be quite a graceful and gay lady . She was very neat , and thought to have been a good match for Thomas Lincoln . His new wife added much to the comfort of his Indiana home , and she took great interest in the ...
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... taken at their face value , and they seldom touch the things we would most like to know . Through this haze , however , we may partly discover and securely infer that young Lincoln , like a stolen prince among herdmen , was of different ...
... taken at their face value , and they seldom touch the things we would most like to know . Through this haze , however , we may partly discover and securely infer that young Lincoln , like a stolen prince among herdmen , was of different ...
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... taken lands under the credit system ; but his voice was unheeded . Many had to sell improved lands at a loss or to abandon them altogether . And , besides , the Pigeon Creek community had another vis- itation this autumn from its old ...
... taken lands under the credit system ; but his voice was unheeded . Many had to sell improved lands at a loss or to abandon them altogether . And , besides , the Pigeon Creek community had another vis- itation this autumn from its old ...
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... taken on the eastern bank of the Mississippi , near the mouth of the Bad Axe River , and beaten there on the : 2d of August . He was captured a few days afterward , to be received at Washington rather as a guest than as a prisoner ...
... taken on the eastern bank of the Mississippi , near the mouth of the Bad Axe River , and beaten there on the : 2d of August . He was captured a few days afterward , to be received at Washington rather as a guest than as a prisoner ...
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