The Lincoln Encyclopedia: The Spoken and Written Words of A. Lincoln Arranged for Ready ReferenceSpoken and written words of Lincoln arranged for ready reference. Compiled and ed. by A.H. Shaw. |
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... United States . As this government expects redress from other powers when similar injuries are inflicted by persons in their service upon citizens of the United States , we must be prepared to do justice to foreigners . If the existing ...
... United States . As this government expects redress from other powers when similar injuries are inflicted by persons in their service upon citizens of the United States , we must be prepared to do justice to foreigners . If the existing ...
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... United States . . . that they especially acknowledge and render thanks to our Heavenly Father for those inestimable blessings [ " signal victories " in the war ] ; that they ... implore spiritual consolation in behalf of all who have ...
... United States . . . that they especially acknowledge and render thanks to our Heavenly Father for those inestimable blessings [ " signal victories " in the war ] ; that they ... implore spiritual consolation in behalf of all who have ...
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... United States Constitution guarantees to the citizens of the United States the right to hold slaves in the territories , and that neither Congress nor a territorial legislature can destroy or abridge that right . In the teeth of this ...
... United States Constitution guarantees to the citizens of the United States the right to hold slaves in the territories , and that neither Congress nor a territorial legislature can destroy or abridge that right . In the teeth of this ...
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