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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... Liberty , America may lose - See AMERICA , dedication to , 1 . Liberty , American inheritance — Theirs [ our American ancestors ' ] was the task — and nobly they performed it -to possess themselves , and through themselves us , of this ...
... Liberty , America may lose - See AMERICA , dedication to , 1 . Liberty , American inheritance — Theirs [ our American ancestors ' ] was the task — and nobly they performed it -to possess themselves , and through themselves us , of this ...
Page 188
... liberty for all time to come , most gratefully do I thank you . - Speech , New York Legislature , Feb. 18 , 1861. VI , 141 . Liberty , Clay's " predominant sentiment ” —Mr . Clay's predominant sentiment , from first to last , was a deep ...
... liberty for all time to come , most gratefully do I thank you . - Speech , New York Legislature , Feb. 18 , 1861. VI , 141 . Liberty , Clay's " predominant sentiment ” —Mr . Clay's predominant sentiment , from first to last , was a deep ...
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... Liberty , prosperity and , threatened by slavery - What is that we hold most dear amongst us ? Our own lib- erty and prosperity . What has ever threatened our liberty and prosperity save and except this institution of slavery ? If this ...
... Liberty , prosperity and , threatened by slavery - What is that we hold most dear amongst us ? Our own lib- erty and prosperity . What has ever threatened our liberty and prosperity save and except this institution of slavery ? If this ...
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