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own authenticity , in the limbs mangled , in the scars of wounds received , in the midst of the very scenes relatedhistory , too , that could be read and understood alike by all , the wise and the ignorant , the learned and the ...
own authenticity , in the limbs mangled , in the scars of wounds received , in the midst of the very scenes relatedhistory , too , that could be read and understood alike by all , the wise and the ignorant , the learned and the ...
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This morning I took from the post - office a letter from Dubois inclosing the names of sixty subscribers ; and on carrying it to Francis , I found he had received one hundred and forty more from other quarters by the same day's mail .
This morning I took from the post - office a letter from Dubois inclosing the names of sixty subscribers ; and on carrying it to Francis , I found he had received one hundred and forty more from other quarters by the same day's mail .
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Dear Sir : Your note of yesterday is received . In the difficulty between us of which you speak , you say you think I was the aggressor . I do not think I was . " words imported insult . ” I meant them as a fair set - off to your own ...
Dear Sir : Your note of yesterday is received . In the difficulty between us of which you speak , you say you think I was the aggressor . I do not think I was . " words imported insult . ” I meant them as a fair set - off to your own ...
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Dear Speed : I received yours of the 12th written the day you went down to William's place , some days since , but delayed answering it till I should receive the promised one of 40 LETTERS AND ADDRESSES.
Dear Speed : I received yours of the 12th written the day you went down to William's place , some days since , but delayed answering it till I should receive the promised one of 40 LETTERS AND ADDRESSES.
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I fancied , from the time I received your letter of Saturday , that the one of Wednesday was never to come , and yet it did come , and what is more , it is perfectly clear , both from its tone and handwriting , that you were much ...
I fancied , from the time I received your letter of Saturday , that the one of Wednesday was never to come , and yet it did come , and what is more , it is perfectly clear , both from its tone and handwriting , that you were much ...
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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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