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... answer the interrogatories I proposed , as before men- tioned , or some other similar ones . Let him answer fully , fairly , and candidly . Let him answer with facts , and not with arguments . Let him remember he sits where Washington ...
... answer the interrogatories I proposed , as before men- tioned , or some other similar ones . Let him answer fully , fairly , and candidly . Let him answer with facts , and not with arguments . Let him remember he sits where Washington ...
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... answer . How does he answer ? Why , that he was not on the committee that wrote the resolutions . I then repeated the next proposition contained in the resolutions , which was to restrict slavery in those States in which it exists , and ...
... answer . How does he answer ? Why , that he was not on the committee that wrote the resolutions . I then repeated the next proposition contained in the resolutions , which was to restrict slavery in those States in which it exists , and ...
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... answer . He has not made up his mind whether he will or not . He talked about everything else he could think of to occupy his hour and a half , and when he could not think of anything more to say , without an excuse for refusing to answer ...
... answer . He has not made up his mind whether he will or not . He talked about everything else he could think of to occupy his hour and a half , and when he could not think of anything more to say , without an excuse for refusing to answer ...
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LINCOLNS DEVELOPMENT AS A WRITER | 1 |
Political Announcement | 53 |
of the House of Representatives at Springfield Illinois | 90 |
Copyright | |
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