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... friends in Pennsylvania . He will appoint no one in whom he has not confidence , personally and politically , as he can best judge from the expressions made from the state to him . Some of the delegates to Chicago and other leading ...
... friends in Pennsylvania . He will appoint no one in whom he has not confidence , personally and politically , as he can best judge from the expressions made from the state to him . Some of the delegates to Chicago and other leading ...
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... friends are more frequent and affectionate , and visits of strangers are not encouraged . 994 .... • • · Lincoln's last day in Springfield was a Sunday , and he spent it quietly with his close political friends . There was one excep ...
... friends are more frequent and affectionate , and visits of strangers are not encouraged . 994 .... • • · Lincoln's last day in Springfield was a Sunday , and he spent it quietly with his close political friends . There was one excep ...
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... friends . " My friends : no one , not in my situation , can appreciate my feeling of sadness at this parting . To this place , and the kindness of these people , I owe everything . Here I have lived a quarter of a century , and have ...
... friends . " My friends : no one , not in my situation , can appreciate my feeling of sadness at this parting . To this place , and the kindness of these people , I owe everything . Here I have lived a quarter of a century , and have ...
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NOVEMBER SIXTH | 3 |
A FABIAN FORTNIGHT | 7 |
SECESSION SALVOS | 41 |
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