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 60
... wish you as a personal friend of mine would tell him you have reason to believe he is mis- taken . The truth is , I would like to go very much . Still , circumstances may happen which may prevent my being a candidate . If there are any ...
... wish you as a personal friend of mine would tell him you have reason to believe he is mis- taken . The truth is , I would like to go very much . Still , circumstances may happen which may prevent my being a candidate . If there are any ...
Page 99
... wish success to this provision . I wish all men to be free . I wish the mate- rial prosperity of the already free , which I feel sure the extinction of slavery would bring . I wish to see in process of disappearing the only thing which ...
... wish success to this provision . I wish all men to be free . I wish the mate- rial prosperity of the already free , which I feel sure the extinction of slavery would bring . I wish to see in process of disappearing the only thing which ...
Page 268
... wish to touch the foundations of their society or any right of theirs . With perfect knowledge of this , they forced a necessity upon me to send armies among them , and it is their own fault , not mine , that they are annoyed by the ...
... wish to touch the foundations of their society or any right of theirs . With perfect knowledge of this , they forced a necessity upon me to send armies among them , and it is their own fault , not mine , that they are annoyed by the ...
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