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... democratic member . The masses too , democratic as well as whig , were even , nearer unanamous [ sic ] against it ; but as soon as the party necessity of supporting it , became apparent , the way the democracy began to see the wisdom ...
... democratic member . The masses too , democratic as well as whig , were even , nearer unanamous [ sic ] against it ; but as soon as the party necessity of supporting it , became apparent , the way the democracy began to see the wisdom ...
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... Democratic party was outraged . That party has ever prided itself , that it was the friend of indi- vidual , universal freedom . It was that principle upon which they carried their measures . When the Kansas scheme was conceived , it ...
... Democratic party was outraged . That party has ever prided itself , that it was the friend of indi- vidual , universal freedom . It was that principle upon which they carried their measures . When the Kansas scheme was conceived , it ...
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... Democratic party , and bring old Democrats hand- cuffed and bound hand and foot into the Abolition camp . In pursuance of the arrangement , the parties met at Spring- field in October , 1854 , and proclaimed their new platform . Lin ...
... Democratic party , and bring old Democrats hand- cuffed and bound hand and foot into the Abolition camp . In pursuance of the arrangement , the parties met at Spring- field in October , 1854 , and proclaimed their new platform . Lin ...
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LINCOLNS DEVELOPMENT AS A WRITER | 1 |
Political Announcement | 53 |
of the House of Representatives at Springfield Illinois | 90 |
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