Abraham Lincoln: His Speeches and Writings |
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Page 206
... called a treaty ; that it was never so called till the President , in his extremity , at- tempted , by so calling it , to wring something from it in justification of himself in connection with the Mexican war . It has none of the ...
... called a treaty ; that it was never so called till the President , in his extremity , at- tempted , by so calling it , to wring something from it in justification of himself in connection with the Mexican war . It has none of the ...
Page 462
... called upon the Republicans to retire there and go into this very Convention , instead of remain- ing and listening to me . Mr. Lincoln . - Judge , add that I went along with them . Mr. Douglas . - Gentlemen , Mr. Lincoln tells me to ...
... called upon the Republicans to retire there and go into this very Convention , instead of remain- ing and listening to me . Mr. Lincoln . - Judge , add that I went along with them . Mr. Douglas . - Gentlemen , Mr. Lincoln tells me to ...
Page 798
... called , are in the Union or out of it . It would perhaps , add astonishment to his regret , were he to learn that since I have found professed Union men endeavoring to make that question , I have purposely forborne any public expres ...
... called , are in the Union or out of it . It would perhaps , add astonishment to his regret , were he to learn that since I have found professed Union men endeavoring to make that question , I have purposely forborne any public expres ...
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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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