LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, SIXTEENTH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. (1865)This is a classic reprint of the hard to find first edition that was published the year of his assassination (1865). |
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... Douglas Campaign—The Canvass—Tribute to the Declaration of Independence-Result of the Contest.................................................------------. 19 CHAPTER III. BEFORE THE NATION. Speeches in Ohio–Extract from the Cincinnati ...
... Douglas Campaign—The Canvass—Tribute to the Declaration of Independence-Result of the Contest.................................................------------. 19 CHAPTER III. BEFORE THE NATION. Speeches in Ohio–Extract from the Cincinnati ...
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... Douglas, on Kansas, the Dred Scott Decision, and the Utah Question, (At Springfield, June 26, 1857) ... Douglas, (At Chicago, J . 442 Oiyening Passages of his Speech at Freeport.............................. Letter to Gen. Schofield ...
... Douglas, on Kansas, the Dred Scott Decision, and the Utah Question, (At Springfield, June 26, 1857) ... Douglas, (At Chicago, J . 442 Oiyening Passages of his Speech at Freeport.............................. Letter to Gen. Schofield ...
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Contents
LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN2 | 97 |
LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN3 | 200 |
LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN4 | 300 |
LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN5 | 400 |
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