Why We Love LincolnOuting Publishing Company, 1909 - 168 pages |
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Page 38
... man and Sheridan - yet he returned to his village a hero without having shed blood , for the world honors courage and patience even in those who fail to reach the firing line . A V FTER the war of 1812 , which was 388 WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
... man and Sheridan - yet he returned to his village a hero without having shed blood , for the world honors courage and patience even in those who fail to reach the firing line . A V FTER the war of 1812 , which was 388 WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
Page 42
... blood . After the return from the Black Hawk war Lincoln offered himself as a candidate for the Legislature . His handbill , ad- dressed to the voters , dealt mainly with river navigation , railroads and usury . " I was born and have ...
... blood . After the return from the Black Hawk war Lincoln offered himself as a candidate for the Legislature . His handbill , ad- dressed to the voters , dealt mainly with river navigation , railroads and usury . " I was born and have ...
Page 112
... blood in the face of the people of Alabama , they will be back in the old Union in less than ten days . " But when Lincoln went through the guarded streets of Washington to the bay- onet - girt Capitol , to have the pro - slavery Chief ...
... blood in the face of the people of Alabama , they will be back in the old Union in less than ten days . " But when Lincoln went through the guarded streets of Washington to the bay- onet - girt Capitol , to have the pro - slavery Chief ...
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