Why We Love LincolnOuting Publishing Company, 1909 - 168 pages |
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... Ameri- can is an Abraham Lincoln to himself . The power to recognize is not so far re- moved from the power to be recognized , and it is thrillingly significant , after all these dreary years of babble about the omnipo- tence of money ...
... Ameri- can is an Abraham Lincoln to himself . The power to recognize is not so far re- moved from the power to be recognized , and it is thrillingly significant , after all these dreary years of babble about the omnipo- tence of money ...
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... Ameri- can ancestry of pure English Quaker stock -one was a member of the Boston Tea Party ; another was a revolutionary minute- man , served in the Continental Congress . and was Attorney General of the United States under Jefferson ...
... Ameri- can ancestry of pure English Quaker stock -one was a member of the Boston Tea Party ; another was a revolutionary minute- man , served in the Continental Congress . and was Attorney General of the United States under Jefferson ...
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... Ameri- can people was tidal . It was his belief in the goodness of human nature and the jus- tice of the Union cause that made him grieve like a defied and deserted father over the erring Southern 118 WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
... Ameri- can people was tidal . It was his belief in the goodness of human nature and the jus- tice of the Union cause that made him grieve like a defied and deserted father over the erring Southern 118 WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
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