Why We Love LincolnOuting Publishing Company, 1909 - 168 pages |
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Page 94
... wrote to say that it might make him look better . He wrote this during the Presiden- tial campaign : " If any personal description of me is thought desirable 94 WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
... wrote to say that it might make him look better . He wrote this during the Presiden- tial campaign : " If any personal description of me is thought desirable 94 WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
Page 126
... cannon balls , and his ammunition almost ex- hausted , Major Anderson lowered the stars and stripes to native - born Americans and hoisted the white flag . That was on Saturday . On Sunday Lin- coln wrote 126 WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
... cannon balls , and his ammunition almost ex- hausted , Major Anderson lowered the stars and stripes to native - born Americans and hoisted the white flag . That was on Saturday . On Sunday Lin- coln wrote 126 WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
Page 153
... wrote Secretary Welles that night , " that he had made a vow - a cov- enant - that if God gave us the victory in the approaching battle [ Antietam ] he would con- sider it an indication of Divine will , and that it was duty to move ...
... wrote Secretary Welles that night , " that he had made a vow - a cov- enant - that if God gave us the victory in the approaching battle [ Antietam ] he would con- sider it an indication of Divine will , and that it was duty to move ...
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