Why We Love LincolnOuting Publishing Company, 1909 - 168 pages |
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Page 12
... silent , lean little boy , with long , black hair and grave , deep - set eyes , dressed in deerskin breeches and moccasins , without toys and almost without companions . For a few months he attended log - cabin schools with his sister ...
... silent , lean little boy , with long , black hair and grave , deep - set eyes , dressed in deerskin breeches and moccasins , without toys and almost without companions . For a few months he attended log - cabin schools with his sister ...
Page 95
... silent in the face of pitiless abuse and carricature , yet he sent many confiden- tial letters , advising , encouraging , admon- ishing the Republican leaders . While his supporters carried fence - rails in processions and shouted ...
... silent in the face of pitiless abuse and carricature , yet he sent many confiden- tial letters , advising , encouraging , admon- ishing the Republican leaders . While his supporters carried fence - rails in processions and shouted ...
Page 144
... silent , white - faced anguish , or in equally silent transports of joy and thanks- giving , all through the fighting days of Shiloh , Stone River , Fredericksburg , Antie- tam , 144 WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
... silent , white - faced anguish , or in equally silent transports of joy and thanks- giving , all through the fighting days of Shiloh , Stone River , Fredericksburg , Antie- tam , 144 WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
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