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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Page 221
... means . With this view I suggest whether it might not be both competent and expedient for Congress to provide that a limited amount of some future issue of public securities might be held by any bona fide purchaser exempt from taxation ...
... means . With this view I suggest whether it might not be both competent and expedient for Congress to provide that a limited amount of some future issue of public securities might be held by any bona fide purchaser exempt from taxation ...
Page 340
... mean to treat you , as near as we possibly can , as Washington , Jefferson and Madison . treated you . We mean to leave you alone , and in no way to interfere with your institution [ slavery ] ; to abide by all and every compromise of ...
... mean to treat you , as near as we possibly can , as Washington , Jefferson and Madison . treated you . We mean to leave you alone , and in no way to interfere with your institution [ slavery ] ; to abide by all and every compromise of ...
Page 362
... means of tonnage duties under the state authority , with the consent of the general government . suppose it may be efficient , and perhaps sufficient , to make slight improvements and repairs in harbors al- ready in use and not much out ...
... means of tonnage duties under the state authority , with the consent of the general government . suppose it may be efficient , and perhaps sufficient , to make slight improvements and repairs in harbors al- ready in use and not much out ...
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