The Wit and Wisdom of Abraham Lincoln, as Reflected in His Briefer Letters and Speeches |
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... FULLENWIDER & U. F. CORRELL ENTLEMEN : GE Your letter in which , among other things , you ask what I meant when I said this " Union could not stand half slave and half free [ 74 ] To O P Hall, J R Fullenwider and U Correll.
... FULLENWIDER & U. F. CORRELL ENTLEMEN : GE Your letter in which , among other things , you ask what I meant when I said this " Union could not stand half slave and half free [ 74 ] To O P Hall, J R Fullenwider and U Correll.
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Abraham Lincoln H. Jack Lang. " Union could not stand half slave and half free " ; and also what I meant when I said " a house di- vided against itself could not stand " is received and I very cheerfully answer it as plainly as I may be ...
Abraham Lincoln H. Jack Lang. " Union could not stand half slave and half free " ; and also what I meant when I said " a house di- vided against itself could not stand " is received and I very cheerfully answer it as plainly as I may be ...
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... stand on the Constitu- tion , whilst they should stab it in another place . But possibly I am mistaken . The Secretary of War and I have agreed that if the judge will take the oath of allegiance usually taken in such cases , he may be ...
... stand on the Constitu- tion , whilst they should stab it in another place . But possibly I am mistaken . The Secretary of War and I have agreed that if the judge will take the oath of allegiance usually taken in such cases , he may be ...
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