Abraham Lincoln: The War Years, Volume 2Harcourt, Brace, 1939 - Presidents |
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Page 282
... present , when not speaking as a clairvoyant and crystal - gazer , Dicey was more de- pendable . He was interested in " the almost incredible manner in which stories are coined about Mr. Lincoln " and had traveled one day in the West ...
... present , when not speaking as a clairvoyant and crystal - gazer , Dicey was more de- pendable . He was interested in " the almost incredible manner in which stories are coined about Mr. Lincoln " and had traveled one day in the West ...
Page 288
... present crisis , and there- upon , I explained just what he should do and not do , and would you believe it , sir , when I got all through , all that Mr. Lincoln said was , as he clapped his hand on my leg , ' Mr. Harvey , what ...
... present crisis , and there- upon , I explained just what he should do and not do , and would you believe it , sir , when I got all through , all that Mr. Lincoln said was , as he clapped his hand on my leg , ' Mr. Harvey , what ...
Page 454
... present at the ceremonies . This made it necessary for the commissioners to consider whether the President should be asked to deliver an address when present . Clark E. Carr of Galesburg , Illinois , representing his State on the Board ...
... present at the ceremonies . This made it necessary for the commissioners to consider whether the President should be asked to deliver an address when present . Clark E. Carr of Galesburg , Illinois , representing his State on the Board ...
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DRIFTINGMURFREESBOROOLD STARS | 3 |
MORE HORSES THAN OATSOFFICESEEKERS | 28 |
FOREIGN MEDIATIONBUTLER | 66 |
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