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... later years , he composed a bit of boyish doggerel , the earliest known specimen of his hand- writing : Abraham Lincoln , his hand and pen , He will be good but God knows when . From Abe's reading , scanty as it was , he had already ac ...
... later years , he composed a bit of boyish doggerel , the earliest known specimen of his hand- writing : Abraham Lincoln , his hand and pen , He will be good but God knows when . From Abe's reading , scanty as it was , he had already ac ...
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... later to command Fort Sumter , mustered Lincoln in . Iles's company rushed to the relief of Galena when the Indians ... later , when the army paymaster arrived in Springfield , Lincoln received about $ 125 for his eighty days of service ...
... later to command Fort Sumter , mustered Lincoln in . Iles's company rushed to the relief of Galena when the Indians ... later , when the army paymaster arrived in Springfield , Lincoln received about $ 125 for his eighty days of service ...
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... Later it developed that the intrepid Jackson , returning from a night reconnaissance , had been shot by his own men ; the Confederacy suffered a disaster in his death a few days later . At army headquarters Lincoln put his thoughts on ...
... Later it developed that the intrepid Jackson , returning from a night reconnaissance , had been shot by his own men ; the Confederacy suffered a disaster in his death a few days later . At army headquarters Lincoln put his thoughts on ...
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The Short and Simple Annals of the Poor | 3 |
Young Man on His Own | 23 |
His Love Affairs | 44 |
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