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 181
... whole people , of all colors are neither slaves nor masters , while in the northern a large majority are neither hirers nor hired . Men with their families -wives , sons and daughters - work for themselves on their farms , in their ...
... whole people , of all colors are neither slaves nor masters , while in the northern a large majority are neither hirers nor hired . Men with their families -wives , sons and daughters - work for themselves on their farms , in their ...
Page 236
... Whole - I would then like to know how it comes about that when each piece of a story is true , the whole story turns out false ? . . . Then I ask the original question , if each of the pieces of testimony is true , how is it possible ...
... Whole - I would then like to know how it comes about that when each piece of a story is true , the whole story turns out false ? . . . Then I ask the original question , if each of the pieces of testimony is true , how is it possible ...
Page 243
... whole country . While some of us may differ in political opinions , still we are all united in one feeling for the Union . We all believe in the main- tenance of the Union , of every star and stripe of the glorious flag . - Speech ...
... whole country . While some of us may differ in political opinions , still we are all united in one feeling for the Union . We all believe in the main- tenance of the Union , of every star and stripe of the glorious flag . - Speech ...
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