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Page 32
... prove nothing , and that the majority of them are wholly untrue in fact . He first says that the expenditures of ... proved their adherence to it by the 32 ADDRESSES AND LETTERS OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
... prove nothing , and that the majority of them are wholly untrue in fact . He first says that the expenditures of ... proved their adherence to it by the 32 ADDRESSES AND LETTERS OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Page 47
... prove conclusively that the object has been not reform , but destruc- tion ; not the advancement of the highest interests of the State , but the predominance of party . We cannot in this manner undertake to point out all the objec ...
... prove conclusively that the object has been not reform , but destruc- tion ; not the advancement of the highest interests of the State , but the predominance of party . We cannot in this manner undertake to point out all the objec ...
Page 61
... prove the maxim to be no less true in the one case than in the other . On every hand we behold those who but yesterday were the chief of sinners , now the chief apostles of the cause . Drunken devils are cast out by ones , by sevens ...
... prove the maxim to be no less true in the one case than in the other . On every hand we behold those who but yesterday were the chief of sinners , now the chief apostles of the cause . Drunken devils are cast out by ones , by sevens ...
Page 69
... prove myself worthy of the whole of it . In two or three of the last numbers of " The Sangamon Journal , " articles of the most personal nature and calculated to degrade me have made their appearance . On inquiring , I was informed by ...
... prove myself worthy of the whole of it . In two or three of the last numbers of " The Sangamon Journal , " articles of the most personal nature and calculated to degrade me have made their appearance . On inquiring , I was informed by ...
Page 73
... prove , when there is no market at home or abroad , that there [ is ] too much labor em- ployed in agriculture ? Common sense at once points out the remedy . Take from agriculture six hundred thousand men , women , and children , and ...
... prove , when there is no market at home or abroad , that there [ is ] too much labor em- ployed in agriculture ? Common sense at once points out the remedy . Take from agriculture six hundred thousand men , women , and children , and ...
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