Why We Love LincolnOuting Publishing Company, 1909 - 168 pages |
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... Free Soil party , not to extinguish slavery , but to prevent its spread from the slave States into the free Territories , and Lincoln's tongue had pleaded powerfully for freedom . But Fre- mont , the Free Soil candidate for President ...
... Free Soil party , not to extinguish slavery , but to prevent its spread from the slave States into the free Territories , and Lincoln's tongue had pleaded powerfully for freedom . But Fre- mont , the Free Soil candidate for President ...
Page 79
... free . No , tender and merciful as Lincoln was , he did not raise his voice for negro emancipa- tion . That thought ... territories , there was a fierce outcry in the free States , for five of the Supreme Court justices were from slave ...
... free . No , tender and merciful as Lincoln was , he did not raise his voice for negro emancipa- tion . That thought ... territories , there was a fierce outcry in the free States , for five of the Supreme Court justices were from slave ...
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... States , where it had a constitutional sanc- tion , but uncompromisingly kept out of the free territories . Yet the country rang with threats that the slave States would break up the Union if Lincoln was elected . He had declared that ...
... States , where it had a constitutional sanc- tion , but uncompromisingly kept out of the free territories . Yet the country rang with threats that the slave States would break up the Union if Lincoln was elected . He had declared that ...
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