The Wit and Wisdom of Abraham Lincoln, as Reflected in His Briefer Letters and Speeches |
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... Douglas To Stephen A. Douglas 56 35 % 53 55 To N. B. Judd 57 To Henry Asbury Lincoln Autograph [ v ]
... Douglas To Stephen A. Douglas 56 35 % 53 55 To N. B. Judd 57 To Henry Asbury Lincoln Autograph [ v ]
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... Douglas answers , he can never be President , and the battle of 1860 is worth a hundred of this . " In these simple terms Lincoln pro- posed the historic debates : TO STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS Chicago , Illinois ... Douglas To Stephen A Douglas.
... Douglas answers , he can never be President , and the battle of 1860 is worth a hundred of this . " In these simple terms Lincoln pro- posed the historic debates : TO STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS Chicago , Illinois ... Douglas To Stephen A Douglas.
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... Douglas . " But what I am saying there is true of Douglas , and is not true of " Democrats " generally ; so that the proposed sub- stitution would be a very considerable blunder . Your proposed insertion of " residences " though it ...
... Douglas . " But what I am saying there is true of Douglas , and is not true of " Democrats " generally ; so that the proposed sub- stitution would be a very considerable blunder . Your proposed insertion of " residences " though it ...
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