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... respect for her ; for , though himself so unlearned , he appreciated all the more , perhaps , the advantages of education : and all who pos- sessed a more than ordinary share of learning challenged and received from him the most ...
... respect for her ; for , though himself so unlearned , he appreciated all the more , perhaps , the advantages of education : and all who pos- sessed a more than ordinary share of learning challenged and received from him the most ...
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... respect to one universally beloved . Abraham's services as a letter - writer were thus known , and he soon found himself busied in writing letters for his neighbors . - President Lincoln never forgot his mother . It was very long before ...
... respect to one universally beloved . Abraham's services as a letter - writer were thus known , and he soon found himself busied in writing letters for his neighbors . - President Lincoln never forgot his mother . It was very long before ...
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... diminished his respect for the sons of toil . He knew what it was to fell the tall trees of the forest , and to stem the current of the broad Mississippi . His home was in the growing West , the heart EARLY DAYS IN OBSCURITY . 21.
... diminished his respect for the sons of toil . He knew what it was to fell the tall trees of the forest , and to stem the current of the broad Mississippi . His home was in the growing West , the heart EARLY DAYS IN OBSCURITY . 21.
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... respect to justify the epithet which was given to an early English monarch . His countenance had even more of rugged strength than his person . Perhaps the quality which struck the most at first sight was his simplicity of manners and ...
... respect to justify the epithet which was given to an early English monarch . His countenance had even more of rugged strength than his person . Perhaps the quality which struck the most at first sight was his simplicity of manners and ...
Page 76
... respect due to his position . The several delegates were then presented to Mr. Lincoln by Gov. Chase in the usual ... respects ; to which the President - elect very · promptly consented . The ladies then passed in review 76 ABRAHAM LINCOLN .
... respect due to his position . The several delegates were then presented to Mr. Lincoln by Gov. Chase in the usual ... respects ; to which the President - elect very · promptly consented . The ladies then passed in review 76 ABRAHAM LINCOLN .
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