Abraham Lincoln: Complete Works, Volume 1Century Company, 1902 - United States |
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Page 35
... Douglas's excuses for the expenditures of 1838 , at the same time announcing the pleasing intelligence that this is ... Douglas recollect that he in- dulged himself in a contemptuous expression of pity for me . " Now he's got me ...
... Douglas's excuses for the expenditures of 1838 , at the same time announcing the pleasing intelligence that this is ... Douglas recollect that he in- dulged himself in a contemptuous expression of pity for me . " Now he's got me ...
Page 184
... Douglas in an incon- sistency . If he afterward thought he had been wrong , it was right for him to change . I bring ... Douglas's motion , a bill , or provision of a bill , passed the Senate to so extend the Mis- souri line . The ...
... Douglas in an incon- sistency . If he afterward thought he had been wrong , it was right for him to change . I bring ... Douglas's motion , a bill , or provision of a bill , passed the Senate to so extend the Mis- souri line . The ...
Page 218
... Douglas introduced the Nebraska bill in January . In February afterward there was a called session of the ... Douglas's orders came on to have resolutions passed approving the bill ; and they were passed by large majorities ...
... Douglas introduced the Nebraska bill in January . In February afterward there was a called session of the ... Douglas's orders came on to have resolutions passed approving the bill ; and they were passed by large majorities ...
Page 233
... Douglas's view of the same subject , as I find it in the printed report of his late speech . Here it is : No man can vindicate the character , motives , and conduct of the signers of the Declaration of Independence , except upon the ...
... Douglas's view of the same subject , as I find it in the printed report of his late speech . Here it is : No man can vindicate the character , motives , and conduct of the signers of the Declaration of Independence , except upon the ...
Page 238
... Douglas and the President have probably buried the hatchet , - Douglas's friends at Washington going over to the President's side , and his friends here and South of here talking as if there never had been any serious difficulty , while ...
... Douglas and the President have probably buried the hatchet , - Douglas's friends at Washington going over to the President's side , and his friends here and South of here talking as if there never had been any serious difficulty , while ...
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