Abraham Lincoln: A Biography, by Benjamin P. Thomas |
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Page 210
... give no offence to others - leave them in a mood to come to us , if they shall be impelled to give up their first love . " Seating himself behind a big table in the unobtrusive Lin- coln headquarters , Davis sent emissaries to visit the ...
... give no offence to others - leave them in a mood to come to us , if they shall be impelled to give up their first love . " Seating himself behind a big table in the unobtrusive Lin- coln headquarters , Davis sent emissaries to visit the ...
Page 356
... give , and what we preserve . We shall nobly save , or meanly lose , the last best , hope of earth . Other means may succeed ; this could not fail . The way is plain , peaceful , generous , just - a way which , if followed , the world ...
... give , and what we preserve . We shall nobly save , or meanly lose , the last best , hope of earth . Other means may succeed ; this could not fail . The way is plain , peaceful , generous , just - a way which , if followed , the world ...
Page 532
... gives the most trustworthy account of Lincoln's Indiana years . Lamon's account , based on Herndon's manu- scripts , is ... give a day - by- day account of Lincoln's activities , so far as they can be deter- mined , from his birth to his ...
... gives the most trustworthy account of Lincoln's Indiana years . Lamon's account , based on Herndon's manu- scripts , is ... give a day - by- day account of Lincoln's activities , so far as they can be deter- mined , from his birth to his ...
Contents
The Short and Simple Annals of the Poor | 3 |
Young Man on His Own | 23 |
His Love Affairs | 44 |
Copyright | |
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