Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 2Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... LINCOLN'S Religion — Mes- SAGE TO CONGRESS . CHAPTER XII . .128 .139 THIRD STAGE OF THE WAR - STONE RIVER ON THE MISSISSIPPI And the Gulf . CHAPTER XIII . • 146 FREDERICKSBURG AND AFTER - A QUASI - CRISIS - EMAN- CIPATION EDICT ...
... LINCOLN'S Religion — Mes- SAGE TO CONGRESS . CHAPTER XII . .128 .139 THIRD STAGE OF THE WAR - STONE RIVER ON THE MISSISSIPPI And the Gulf . CHAPTER XIII . • 146 FREDERICKSBURG AND AFTER - A QUASI - CRISIS - EMAN- CIPATION EDICT ...
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... Lincoln said : Your dispatch of yesterday is received , in which you say , " I received your letter and General McClellan's , and will at once devote my efforts to your views and his . " In the midst of my many cares I have not seen ...
... Lincoln said : Your dispatch of yesterday is received , in which you say , " I received your letter and General McClellan's , and will at once devote my efforts to your views and his . " In the midst of my many cares I have not seen ...
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... Lincoln's Cabinet , he had not been ac- cused of improperly using public funds , whatever he had done with his own ; yet there were afterwards insin- uations of this kind which led to an investigation by the House of Representatives ...
... Lincoln's Cabinet , he had not been ac- cused of improperly using public funds , whatever he had done with his own ; yet there were afterwards insin- uations of this kind which led to an investigation by the House of Representatives ...
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... Lincoln's recollection of his first meeting with Mr. Stanton would naturally make against such a choice ; and even a slight intimation of what Stanton had been writing and saying of the President since his In inauguration would have ...
... Lincoln's recollection of his first meeting with Mr. Stanton would naturally make against such a choice ; and even a slight intimation of what Stanton had been writing and saying of the President since his In inauguration would have ...
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