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... South Caro- lina and Maine . South Carolina has six representatives , and so has Maine ; South Carolina has eight presidential electors , and so has Maine . This is precise equality so far ; and , of course they are equal in Senators ...
... South Caro- lina and Maine . South Carolina has six representatives , and so has Maine ; South Carolina has eight presidential electors , and so has Maine . This is precise equality so far ; and , of course they are equal in Senators ...
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... South Carolina is the same as two men here . Maine should have twice as many men in Congress as South Carolina . It is a fact that any man in South Carolina has more influence and power in Congress to - HIS SPEECHES AND WRITINGS 341.
... South Carolina is the same as two men here . Maine should have twice as many men in Congress as South Carolina . It is a fact that any man in South Carolina has more influence and power in Congress to - HIS SPEECHES AND WRITINGS 341.
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... South America and Africa by New Orleans , and to Asia by San Francisco . But separate our common country into two ... south of Kentucky , or north of Ohio , and still the truth remains , that none south of it , can trade to any port or ...
... South America and Africa by New Orleans , and to Asia by San Francisco . But separate our common country into two ... south of Kentucky , or north of Ohio , and still the truth remains , that none south of it , can trade to any port or ...
Contents
LINCOLNS DEVELOPMENT AS A WRITER | 1 |
Political Announcement | 53 |
of the House of Representatives at Springfield Illinois | 90 |
Copyright | |
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