History of the Administration of President Lincoln: Including His Speeches, Letters, Addresses, Proclamations, and Messages. With a Preliminary Sketch of His Life |
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... result of the voyage was satisfactory to the owner , and Abraham Lincoln gained , in addition to his ten dollars a month , a reputation as a youth of promising business talent . In 1830 Thomas Lincoln decided to make another change ...
... result of the voyage was satisfactory to the owner , and Abraham Lincoln gained , in addition to his ten dollars a month , a reputation as a youth of promising business talent . In 1830 Thomas Lincoln decided to make another change ...
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... consent . " The two opponents met again at Peoria . We believe it is universally admitted that on both of these occa- sions Mr. Lincoln had decidedly the advantage . The result of the election was the defeat of the Democrats.
... consent . " The two opponents met again at Peoria . We believe it is universally admitted that on both of these occa- sions Mr. Lincoln had decidedly the advantage . The result of the election was the defeat of the Democrats.
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... result of the election was the defeat of the Democrats and the election of anti - Nebraska men to the Legis- lature to secure the election of a United States Senator who would be true to freedom , if they could be brought to unite upon ...
... result of the election was the defeat of the Democrats and the election of anti - Nebraska men to the Legis- lature to secure the election of a United States Senator who would be true to freedom , if they could be brought to unite upon ...
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... result of which was to depend his re - election to the Senate . His course on the Lecompton bill had made an open breach between him and the Administration , and he had rendered such good service to the Republicans in their battle with ...
... result of which was to depend his re - election to the Senate . His course on the Lecompton bill had made an open breach between him and the Administration , and he had rendered such good service to the Republicans in their battle with ...
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... result , the compelling Douglas to take this ground was an immense success . The fourth speech , at Charleston , was devoted by Mr. Lincoln to enlarging upon the evidence of a charge previously made by Judge Trumbull upon Douglas of ...
... result , the compelling Douglas to take this ground was an immense success . The fourth speech , at Charleston , was devoted by Mr. Lincoln to enlarging upon the evidence of a charge previously made by Judge Trumbull upon Douglas of ...
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