Why We Love LincolnOuting Publishing Company, 1909 - 168 pages |
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... and majesty in this singular man . He understood that always , and , even in his days of power , when great bat- tles were fought at a nod of his head , and a whisk of his pen set a whole race free , my WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
... and majesty in this singular man . He understood that always , and , even in his days of power , when great bat- tles were fought at a nod of his head , and a whisk of his pen set a whole race free , my WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
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James Creelman. What man of any race or country can stand before that cabin and be a coward ? Moses , the waif ; Peter , the fisherman ; Mahomet , the shepherd ; Columbus , the sailor boy - each age has its separate mes- sage of the ...
James Creelman. What man of any race or country can stand before that cabin and be a coward ? Moses , the waif ; Peter , the fisherman ; Mahomet , the shepherd ; Columbus , the sailor boy - each age has its separate mes- sage of the ...
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... race , continental pride and common national memory would re- unite the nation without the sacrifice and seal of ... races which I believe will forever forbid the two races living to- gether on terms of social and political equal- ity ...
... race , continental pride and common national memory would re- unite the nation without the sacrifice and seal of ... races which I believe will forever forbid the two races living to- gether on terms of social and political equal- ity ...
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