With Malice Toward None: The Life of Abraham LincolnA biography of the sixteenth President of the United States, covering both his personal and public life. |
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... party seemed doomed to extinction . By February 1856 , he'd concluded that old party labels - includ- ing his own Whig label - severely impeded the mobilization of anti - Nebraska forces and that a new free - soil party was imperative ...
... party seemed doomed to extinction . By February 1856 , he'd concluded that old party labels - includ- ing his own Whig label - severely impeded the mobilization of anti - Nebraska forces and that a new free - soil party was imperative ...
Page 199
... party standard - bearer , Lincoln shunned alliances with any faction , clique , group , or man . His purpose , he said , was to unite the party , preserve its identity , defend its princi- ples , and deal fairly with all . So he told ...
... party standard - bearer , Lincoln shunned alliances with any faction , clique , group , or man . His purpose , he said , was to unite the party , preserve its identity , defend its princi- ples , and deal fairly with all . So he told ...
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... Party : control of Illinois party , 185 ; and 1856 campaign , 139–142 ; and support for Douglas , 151-152 ; formation of , 134-137 ; as party speaker throughout northeast , 175- 180 , 182-183 , 185-187 ; presidential nomination , 189 ...
... Party : control of Illinois party , 185 ; and 1856 campaign , 139–142 ; and support for Douglas , 151-152 ; formation of , 134-137 ; as party speaker throughout northeast , 175- 180 , 182-183 , 185-187 ; presidential nomination , 189 ...
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