Why We Love LincolnOuting Publishing Company, 1909 - 168 pages |
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... politics in these words : " Fellow citizens : I presume you all know who I am . I am humble Abraham Lincoln . I have been solicited by many friends to become a ... political principles . If elected I shall be thankful 43 WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
... politics in these words : " Fellow citizens : I presume you all know who I am . I am humble Abraham Lincoln . I have been solicited by many friends to become a ... political principles . If elected I shall be thankful 43 WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
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... political strength with a frontier people who loved plain men . He does not understand Lincoln who thinks of him as a guileless , innocent fron- tiersman , raised by accident from a log- cabin to direct a mighty war and shape the policy ...
... political strength with a frontier people who loved plain men . He does not understand Lincoln who thinks of him as a guileless , innocent fron- tiersman , raised by accident from a log- cabin to direct a mighty war and shape the policy ...
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James Creelman. Lincoln in his days of political campaigning , has written of him : " He was as ambitious of earthly honors as any man of his time . Furthermore , he was an adept at log - rolling or any political game that did not ...
James Creelman. Lincoln in his days of political campaigning , has written of him : " He was as ambitious of earthly honors as any man of his time . Furthermore , he was an adept at log - rolling or any political game that did not ...
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