Abraham Lincoln: The War Years, Volume 2Harcourt, Brace, 1939 - Presidents |
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Page 47
... feel sorely if he thinks , as he does , that I am untrue to him . Mr. Colfax when in the city last week , called at my house several times and while here , I , for the first time , heard of the President's feelings . Mr. Colfax said he ...
... feel sorely if he thinks , as he does , that I am untrue to him . Mr. Colfax when in the city last week , called at my house several times and while here , I , for the first time , heard of the President's feelings . Mr. Colfax said he ...
Page 83
... feel that their show is equal to that of the enemy . " " You have said nothing about how the soldiers feel towards the Emanci- pation Proclamation , " suggested Lincoln . " Mr. President , I approach the Emancipation Proclamation with ...
... feel that their show is equal to that of the enemy . " " You have said nothing about how the soldiers feel towards the Emanci- pation Proclamation , " suggested Lincoln . " Mr. President , I approach the Emancipation Proclamation with ...
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... feeling of discouragement to seize , and prey upon you . It is a certain truth , that you can enter , and graduate in ... feel as well as you ever did . On the contrary , if you falter , and give up , you will lose the power to keep any ...
... feeling of discouragement to seize , and prey upon you . It is a certain truth , that you can enter , and graduate in ... feel as well as you ever did . On the contrary , if you falter , and give up , you will lose the power to keep any ...
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DRIFTINGMURFREESBOROOLD STARS | 3 |
MORE HORSES THAN OATSOFFICESEEKERS | 28 |
FOREIGN MEDIATIONBUTLER | 66 |
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