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... attention. Later in the campaign they were sent from place to place in the country and other rails from the old farm were also used as campaign emblems. A Philadelphia speculator sent to Illinois and purchased a car-load of them ...
... attention. Later in the campaign they were sent from place to place in the country and other rails from the old farm were also used as campaign emblems. A Philadelphia speculator sent to Illinois and purchased a car-load of them ...
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... attention, and Mrs. Able, her sister, before starting for. AN INVITATION TO A SPRINGFIELD COTILLION PARTY Copyright, 1900, by McClure, Phillips & Co. ABRAHAM LINCOLN IN. Appointed Surveyor November, 1833 Elected to Legislature August ...
... attention, and Mrs. Able, her sister, before starting for. AN INVITATION TO A SPRINGFIELD COTILLION PARTY Copyright, 1900, by McClure, Phillips & Co. ABRAHAM LINCOLN IN. Appointed Surveyor November, 1833 Elected to Legislature August ...
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William Eleroy Curtis. considerable attention, and Mrs. Able, her sister, before starting for a visit to Kentucky, told ... attention from the most prominent young men in Springfield, including Stephen A. Douglas, James Shields, and other ...
William Eleroy Curtis. considerable attention, and Mrs. Able, her sister, before starting for a visit to Kentucky, told ... attention from the most prominent young men in Springfield, including Stephen A. Douglas, James Shields, and other ...
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Contents
A Lincoln Calendar I THE MAN AND HIS KINDRED II THE LEADER OF THE SPRINGFIELD | |
A GREAT ORATOR AND HIS SPEECHES | |
A PRAIRIE POLITICIAN | |
A PRESIDENT AND HIS CABINET | |
A COMMANDERINCHIEF AND HIS GENERALS | |
HOW LINCOLN APPEARED IN THE WHITE HOUSE | |
Abraham Lincoln | |
THE EMANCIPATION OF THE SLAVES | |
A MASTER IN DIPLOMACY | |
LINCOLNS PHILOSOPHY MORALS AND RELIGION | |
Index | |
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