The Lincoln Memorial: A Record of the Life, Assassination, and Obsequies of the Martyred PresidentJohn Gilmary Shea |
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... followed , at Ottawa , Freeport , Jonesboro ' , Charleston , Galesburg , Quincy , and Alton . These are unsurpassed in our campaign annals for eloquence , ability , adroitness , or comprehensiveness . Mr. Doug- las represented the ...
... followed , at Ottawa , Freeport , Jonesboro ' , Charleston , Galesburg , Quincy , and Alton . These are unsurpassed in our campaign annals for eloquence , ability , adroitness , or comprehensiveness . Mr. Doug- las represented the ...
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... followed up their determination by action , we need not detail here . While Mr. Lincoln awaited at Springfield the moment when he should proceed to Washington to enter on the duties of his office , the Southern States , unchecked ...
... followed up their determination by action , we need not detail here . While Mr. Lincoln awaited at Springfield the moment when he should proceed to Washington to enter on the duties of his office , the Southern States , unchecked ...
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... followed , unless current events and experience shall show a modification or change to be proper ; and in every case and exigency my best discretion will be exercised according to the circumstances actually existing , and with a view ...
... followed , unless current events and experience shall show a modification or change to be proper ; and in every case and exigency my best discretion will be exercised according to the circumstances actually existing , and with a view ...
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... first admitted Con- federate troops into her limits , and Robert E. Lee , a trusted officer , left Washington to command the troops of that State and eventually of the whole Confederacy , followed by all 38 LINCOLN MEMORIAL .
... first admitted Con- federate troops into her limits , and Robert E. Lee , a trusted officer , left Washington to command the troops of that State and eventually of the whole Confederacy , followed by all 38 LINCOLN MEMORIAL .
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... followed by all who deemed an obligation to take part in a State crime a higher virtue than fidelity to oaths or patriotic devotion to their country . One of the earliest duties of Mr. Lincoln was to assume a proper ground with regard ...
... followed by all who deemed an obligation to take part in a State crime a higher virtue than fidelity to oaths or patriotic devotion to their country . One of the earliest duties of Mr. Lincoln was to assume a proper ground with regard ...
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