The Life and Writings of Abraham Lincoln |
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... Republican party but he had had no dealings with abolitionists . The times were perilous - someone who would take orders was needed in the White House so the Republican leaders could tell him what to do . After much bickering , Lincoln ...
... Republican party but he had had no dealings with abolitionists . The times were perilous - someone who would take orders was needed in the White House so the Republican leaders could tell him what to do . After much bickering , Lincoln ...
Page 544
... Republican organization ; for it is certainly true that if the national house shall fall into the hands of the Republicans , they will have to attend to all the other matters of national housekeeping as well as this . The chief and real ...
... Republican organization ; for it is certainly true that if the national house shall fall into the hands of the Republicans , they will have to attend to all the other matters of national housekeeping as well as this . The chief and real ...
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... Republican man knew that , as to himself at least , your charge was a slander , and he was not much inclined by it to cast his vote in your favor . Republican doctrines and declarations are accompanied with a continual protest against ...
... Republican man knew that , as to himself at least , your charge was a slander , and he was not much inclined by it to cast his vote in your favor . Republican doctrines and declarations are accompanied with a continual protest against ...
Contents
Reply to a Committee of Religious Denominations Asking | 145 |
Chronology | 193 |
Address to the People of Sangamon County Illinois March | 221 |
Copyright | |
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