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... National Leader , during his event- ful administration ; and by your aid he was enabled to maintain the integrity of the Nation ; to establish National unity based on universal liberty . and Although many of you did not at first fully ...
... National Leader , during his event- ful administration ; and by your aid he was enabled to maintain the integrity of the Nation ; to establish National unity based on universal liberty . and Although many of you did not at first fully ...
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... with the Negro Race - The Assassination -Funeral - National Grief ......... - CHAPTER XXIX . .... 646 Abraham Lincoln .............................. .. ....... 674 CHAPTER XXX . THE CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF THE WAR . CONTENTS . XV.
... with the Negro Race - The Assassination -Funeral - National Grief ......... - CHAPTER XXIX . .... 646 Abraham Lincoln .............................. .. ....... 674 CHAPTER XXX . THE CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF THE WAR . CONTENTS . XV.
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... national government , and the rapid advance of the nation , up to the period of the civil war , have had no parallel in history . For nearly ninety years succeeding Independence , the career of the nation was a rapid course of ...
... national government , and the rapid advance of the nation , up to the period of the civil war , have had no parallel in history . For nearly ninety years succeeding Independence , the career of the nation was a rapid course of ...
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... be the home of one national family , and not of many . Remove slavery , and the people would gravitate into a homogeneous nationality . This antagonism , between free and slave labor , produced INTRODUCTION . 19 PAGE.
... be the home of one national family , and not of many . Remove slavery , and the people would gravitate into a homogeneous nationality . This antagonism , between free and slave labor , produced INTRODUCTION . 19 PAGE.
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... national union based on freedom , never for a moment forgetting his responsibility to God ; -how this self- made , self - educated man of the prairies , rising from the humblest posi- tion , simple , pure , humble , but firm , perfectly ...
... national union based on freedom , never for a moment forgetting his responsibility to God ; -how this self- made , self - educated man of the prairies , rising from the humblest posi- tion , simple , pure , humble , but firm , perfectly ...
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