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Josiah Gilbert Holland. OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN , BY J. G. HOLLAND , MEMBER OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY SPRINGFIELD , MASS .: PUBLISHED BY GURDON BILL . 1866 . Entered according to Act of Congress , in the year THE LIFE.
Josiah Gilbert Holland. OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN , BY J. G. HOLLAND , MEMBER OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY SPRINGFIELD , MASS .: PUBLISHED BY GURDON BILL . 1866 . Entered according to Act of Congress , in the year THE LIFE.
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... ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S LABORS , I DEDICATE THIS RECORD OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S LIFE : WITH THE PRAYER THAT HISTORY , WHICH WILL ASSOCIATE THEIR NAMES FOREVER , MAY BE ABLE TO FIND NO SEAM WHERE THEIR ADMINISTRATIONS WERE JOINED , AND MARK NO ...
... ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S LABORS , I DEDICATE THIS RECORD OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S LIFE : WITH THE PRAYER THAT HISTORY , WHICH WILL ASSOCIATE THEIR NAMES FOREVER , MAY BE ABLE TO FIND NO SEAM WHERE THEIR ADMINISTRATIONS WERE JOINED , AND MARK NO ...
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... Abraham Lin- coln for the people ; and , although they will be certain to learn what I have accomplished and what I have failed to accom- plish in the book , I cannot consent to pass it into their hands without a statement of what I ...
... Abraham Lin- coln for the people ; and , although they will be certain to learn what I have accomplished and what I have failed to accom- plish in the book , I cannot consent to pass it into their hands without a statement of what I ...
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... Abraham Lincoln , the Grand- father of the President - His Removal to Kentucky , and Death - His Brothers and Sons - Probable Origin of the Lincolns - Thomas Lincoln , the Father of the Presi- dent - His Marriage - His Children - The ...
... Abraham Lincoln , the Grand- father of the President - His Removal to Kentucky , and Death - His Brothers and Sons - Probable Origin of the Lincolns - Thomas Lincoln , the Father of the Presi- dent - His Marriage - His Children - The ...
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