The Life and Public Services of Abraham Lincoln ...: Together with His State Papers, Including His Speeches, Addresses, Messages, Letters, and Proclamations, and the Closing Scenes Connected with His Life and Death |
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... action , in public and private affairs . It is the purpose of this work , so far as possible , to facilitate this inquiry . Every public speech , message , letter , or document of any sort from his pen , so far as accessible , will be ...
... action , in public and private affairs . It is the purpose of this work , so far as possible , to facilitate this inquiry . Every public speech , message , letter , or document of any sort from his pen , so far as accessible , will be ...
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... Action of Congress . - The Peace Conference . - Action of Con- gress . - The Secession Movement unchecked ... CHAPTER V. FROM SPRINGFIELD TO WASHINGTON . Page 107 Speech at Indianapolis . - Arrival and Speech at Cincinnati . - Speech at ...
... Action of Congress . - The Peace Conference . - Action of Con- gress . - The Secession Movement unchecked ... CHAPTER V. FROM SPRINGFIELD TO WASHINGTON . Page 107 Speech at Indianapolis . - Arrival and Speech at Cincinnati . - Speech at ...
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... Action of Congress . - Slavery and Confiscation . - The Defeat at Bull Run . - Treatment of the Slavery Question . - General Fre- mont and the President . - The Trent Affair .... Page 186 CHAPTER VIII . THE REGULAR SESSION OF CONGRESS ...
... Action of Congress . - Slavery and Confiscation . - The Defeat at Bull Run . - Treatment of the Slavery Question . - General Fre- mont and the President . - The Trent Affair .... Page 186 CHAPTER VIII . THE REGULAR SESSION OF CONGRESS ...
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... ACTION OF THE SESSION . - PROGRESS IN RAISING TROOPS . The President's Message . - The Proclamation of Amnesty . - Explanatory Proclamation . - Debate on Slavery . - Call for Troops . - General Blair's Resignation . - Diplomatic ...
... ACTION OF THE SESSION . - PROGRESS IN RAISING TROOPS . The President's Message . - The Proclamation of Amnesty . - Explanatory Proclamation . - Debate on Slavery . - Call for Troops . - General Blair's Resignation . - Diplomatic ...
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... action was taken , however , upon the slavery question in some of its phases . It is needless to state , that du- ring his entire Congressional service Mr. Lincoln steadily and persistently cast his vote upon the side of freedom . He ...
... action was taken , however , upon the slavery question in some of its phases . It is needless to state , that du- ring his entire Congressional service Mr. Lincoln steadily and persistently cast his vote upon the side of freedom . He ...
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