Why We Love LincolnOuting Publishing Company, 1909 - 168 pages |
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... called for Lincoln con- tinually , and when he came they left him alone with her for farewell . Afterwards he went to her grave and wept like a child . " My heart lies buried there , " he said . Poor , honest , ugly Lincoln ! That trag ...
... called for Lincoln con- tinually , and when he came they left him alone with her for farewell . Afterwards he went to her grave and wept like a child . " My heart lies buried there , " he said . Poor , honest , ugly Lincoln ! That trag ...
Page 126
... called up- on to surrender Sumter . The Confederates were determined to have the place before Lincoln's supplies arrived . Each time the brave Union officer replied that he would maintain his country's flag where it flew . Then came the ...
... called up- on to surrender Sumter . The Confederates were determined to have the place before Lincoln's supplies arrived . Each time the brave Union officer replied that he would maintain his country's flag where it flew . Then came the ...
Page 149
James Creelman. On July 22 , 1862 , Lincoln called his Cab- inet together and read to them a draft of a proposed proclamation freeing all the slaves in the United States . Secretary Seward , however , advised de- lay , pointing out the ...
James Creelman. On July 22 , 1862 , Lincoln called his Cab- inet together and read to them a draft of a proposed proclamation freeing all the slaves in the United States . Secretary Seward , however , advised de- lay , pointing out the ...
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