Why We Love LincolnOuting Publishing Company, 1909 - 168 pages |
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... knew it . Then Lincoln offered her his heart and she consented , asking only time enough to write to her lost lover . No answer to the letter came . Week after week passed . And then Lincoln was accepted . But , alas , the strain had ...
... knew it . Then Lincoln offered her his heart and she consented , asking only time enough to write to her lost lover . No answer to the letter came . Week after week passed . And then Lincoln was accepted . But , alas , the strain had ...
Page 60
... knew him . I never knew him to go so long with- out making a joke , and I began to believe he was getting frightened . But presently he reached over and picked up one of the swords 60 WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
... knew him . I never knew him to go so long with- out making a joke , and I began to believe he was getting frightened . But presently he reached over and picked up one of the swords 60 WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
Page 160
... knew why we were soldiers . ” A month later came the dispatch announc- ing the slaughter and defeat of Chancellors- ville . Noah Brooks read it to Lincoln : " The appearance of the President , as I read aloud these fateful words was ...
... knew why we were soldiers . ” A month later came the dispatch announc- ing the slaughter and defeat of Chancellors- ville . Noah Brooks read it to Lincoln : " The appearance of the President , as I read aloud these fateful words was ...
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