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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... Labor . - The President on Benevolent Associations . - Advancing Action concerning the Negro Race . - Free State Constitutions .... CHAPTER XVII . MILITARY EVENTS OF THE SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1864 . Page 481 Battle of the Olustee ...
... Labor . - The President on Benevolent Associations . - Advancing Action concerning the Negro Race . - Free State Constitutions .... CHAPTER XVII . MILITARY EVENTS OF THE SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1864 . Page 481 Battle of the Olustee ...
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... labor would have no competition with slave labor , and the poor white man might hope that in time his children could take an honorable posi- tion , won by industry and careful economy . The place of their destination was Spencer County ...
... labor would have no competition with slave labor , and the poor white man might hope that in time his children could take an honorable posi- tion , won by industry and careful economy . The place of their destination was Spencer County ...
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... labor in " pulling fodder . " This , and Weems's Life of Washington , were among the boy's favorite books , and the story that we have just told is so nearly parallel to the famous " hatchet ” in- cident in the early days of the Father ...
... labor in " pulling fodder . " This , and Weems's Life of Washington , were among the boy's favorite books , and the story that we have just told is so nearly parallel to the famous " hatchet ” in- cident in the early days of the Father ...
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... labor is honored , where they were borne in processions of the people , and hailed by hun- dreds of thousands of freemen as a symbol of triumph , and as a glorious vindication of freedom and of the rights and dignity of free labor ...
... labor is honored , where they were borne in processions of the people , and hailed by hun- dreds of thousands of freemen as a symbol of triumph , and as a glorious vindication of freedom and of the rights and dignity of free labor ...
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... labor more effectively among his Western friends , and accord- ingly spent most of his time during the canvass in that section of the country . Although he failed to carry his own State for his favorite candidate , his disappointment ...
... labor more effectively among his Western friends , and accord- ingly spent most of his time during the canvass in that section of the country . Although he failed to carry his own State for his favorite candidate , his disappointment ...
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