Why We Love LincolnOuting Publishing Company, 1909 - 168 pages |
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... was a candidate for the Legislature , in 1834. This time he was elected . He had to borrow money to buy clothes in which to make his legislative appearance . VI ND now came the first great romance AND of 46 WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
... was a candidate for the Legislature , in 1834. This time he was elected . He had to borrow money to buy clothes in which to make his legislative appearance . VI ND now came the first great romance AND of 46 WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
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... Legislature at Van- dalia in a coarse suit of jeans , but most of the Illinois lawmakers wore jeans and coon- skin caps . It cannot be honestly said that he was a brilliant or important lawmaker , although his great height , immense ...
... Legislature at Van- dalia in a coarse suit of jeans , but most of the Illinois lawmakers wore jeans and coon- skin caps . It cannot be honestly said that he was a brilliant or important lawmaker , although his great height , immense ...
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... Legislature and in Con- gress to the point where the inner and outer influences of his life , his soul and its envi- ronments , merged into one supreme idea- 4 7 户 the preservation of the Union - we must not forget 62 J ...
... Legislature and in Con- gress to the point where the inner and outer influences of his life , his soul and its envi- ronments , merged into one supreme idea- 4 7 户 the preservation of the Union - we must not forget 62 J ...
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