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... Kentucky , proposed to me that on her return she would bring a sister of hers with her on condition that I would engage to become her brother - in - law with all con- venient despatch . I , of course , accepted the proposal , for you ...
... Kentucky , proposed to me that on her return she would bring a sister of hers with her on condition that I would engage to become her brother - in - law with all con- venient despatch . I , of course , accepted the proposal , for you ...
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... Kentucky , and was taking them to a farm in the South . They were chained six and six together . A small iron clevis was around the left wrist of each , and this fastened to the main chain by a shorter one , at a convenient distance ...
... Kentucky , and was taking them to a farm in the South . They were chained six and six together . A small iron clevis was around the left wrist of each , and this fastened to the main chain by a shorter one , at a convenient distance ...
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... Kentucky this season . so poor and make so little headway in the world , that I drop back in a month of idleness as much as I gain in a year's sowing . I should like to visit you again . I should like to see that " sis " of yours that ...
... Kentucky this season . so poor and make so little headway in the world , that I drop back in a month of idleness as much as I gain in a year's sowing . I should like to visit you again . I should like to see that " sis " of yours that ...
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... Kentucky . Education defective . Profession , a lawyer . Have been a captain of volunteers in Black Hawk war . Postmaster at a very small office . Four times a member of the Illinois legislature , and was a member of the lower house of ...
... Kentucky . Education defective . Profession , a lawyer . Have been a captain of volunteers in Black Hawk war . Postmaster at a very small office . Four times a member of the Illinois legislature , and was a member of the lower house of ...
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... Kentucky ; and whether that be so or not , we are on elevated ground , and by speaking distinctly I should not wonder if some of the Kentuckians would hear me on the other side of the river . For that reason I propose to address a ...
... Kentucky ; and whether that be so or not , we are on elevated ground , and by speaking distinctly I should not wonder if some of the Kentuckians would hear me on the other side of the river . For that reason I propose to address a ...
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| Title | Letters and Addresses of Abraham Lincoln ... Issue 2 of The unit books The unit books, no.2 |
| Author | Abraham Lincoln |
| Publisher | H.W. Bell, 1903 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 9 Jan 2008 |
| Length | 399 pages |
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