Abraham Lincoln, Commander-in-chief of the Army and Navy of the United States: Annual Oration Delivered Before the Society of the Army of the PotomacThe Society, 1899 - 18 pages |
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... fame of the debate led a club of young men in the city of New York to invite Mr. Lincoln to lecture there , and , in compliance , he made a remarkable address at the Cooper Institute , in the presence of an audience which comprised some ...
... fame of the debate led a club of young men in the city of New York to invite Mr. Lincoln to lecture there , and , in compliance , he made a remarkable address at the Cooper Institute , in the presence of an audience which comprised some ...
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... fame . " In a book published in New York in 1859 , entitled " Presidential Candidates , containing sketches of Prominent Candidates for the Presidency in 1860 , " sketches are given of twenty - one distinguished men ; in another ...
... fame . " In a book published in New York in 1859 , entitled " Presidential Candidates , containing sketches of Prominent Candidates for the Presidency in 1860 , " sketches are given of twenty - one distinguished men ; in another ...
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... fame . " I had some desire to retain the paper ; but if it shall contribute to the relief or comfort of the soldiers , that will be better . " That Mr. Lincoln was always fortunate in the selection of his military chiefs , that he never ...
... fame . " I had some desire to retain the paper ; but if it shall contribute to the relief or comfort of the soldiers , that will be better . " That Mr. Lincoln was always fortunate in the selection of his military chiefs , that he never ...
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... fame as the liberator of the slave when we call attention to the fact that uniformly he justified the act by its military necessity , and never claimed for it the merit of righteousness because it abolished a great wrong . Earlier in ...
... fame as the liberator of the slave when we call attention to the fact that uniformly he justified the act by its military necessity , and never claimed for it the merit of righteousness because it abolished a great wrong . Earlier in ...
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... fame : ' LINCOLN THE HONEST MAN - ABOLISHED SLAVERY , RE- ESTABLISHED THE UNION - SAVED THE REPUBLIC - WITHOUT VEIL- ING THE FORM OF LIBERTY . " 66 From the highest reach that Mr. Lincoln had attained before his accession to the ...
... fame : ' LINCOLN THE HONEST MAN - ABOLISHED SLAVERY , RE- ESTABLISHED THE UNION - SAVED THE REPUBLIC - WITHOUT VEIL- ING THE FORM OF LIBERTY . " 66 From the highest reach that Mr. Lincoln had attained before his accession to the ...
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