Latest Light on Abraham Lincoln, and War-time Memories: Including Many Heretofore Unpublished Incidents and Historical Facts Concerning His Ancestry, Boyhood, Family, Religion, Public Life, Trials and Triumphs, Volume 1Fleming H. Revell Company, 1917 - 570 pages |
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... believed was true about Lincoln and the proofs are so conclusive that no misleading myths or legends will hereafter be given credence . I commend to every reader the author's impassionate appeal for the aid of the platform , pulpit and ...
... believed was true about Lincoln and the proofs are so conclusive that no misleading myths or legends will hereafter be given credence . I commend to every reader the author's impassionate appeal for the aid of the platform , pulpit and ...
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... believed to be true . In like manner many other harmful errors have been published and accepted until the true image of Lincoln is quite generally seen through a mask of unfortunate misconceptions . These conditions should not be ...
... believed to be true . In like manner many other harmful errors have been published and accepted until the true image of Lincoln is quite generally seen through a mask of unfortunate misconceptions . These conditions should not be ...
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... believed to have been begun and conducted under the promptings of the Divine Spirit , " I invoke the considerate judgment of mankind and the gracious favor of Almighty God . " ERVIN CHAPMAN . Los ANGELES , CALIFORNIA . CONTENTS PART I ...
... believed to have been begun and conducted under the promptings of the Divine Spirit , " I invoke the considerate judgment of mankind and the gracious favor of Almighty God . " ERVIN CHAPMAN . Los ANGELES , CALIFORNIA . CONTENTS PART I ...
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... believed , a stout defender of his peculiar religious views . He held advanced ideas of what was already an important public question in Kentucky , the right to hold Negroes as slaves . One of his old friends has said of him that he was ...
... believed , a stout defender of his peculiar religious views . He held advanced ideas of what was already an important public question in Kentucky , the right to hold Negroes as slaves . One of his old friends has said of him that he was ...
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... believed in her husband and foresaw for him a distinguished career long before others recognized his worth . Her talents and temperament were the exact complement of her husband's , and aided him to develop a strong and forceful ...
... believed in her husband and foresaw for him a distinguished career long before others recognized his worth . Her talents and temperament were the exact complement of her husband's , and aided him to develop a strong and forceful ...
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