A House Dividing: Lincoln as President Elect |
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... Journal came to be regarded as his personal organ , and its editorials were scrutinized for the trend of Lincoln's thinking . On the tenth the Journal published an editorial con- taining reactions of five opposition papers to Lincoln's ...
... Journal came to be regarded as his personal organ , and its editorials were scrutinized for the trend of Lincoln's thinking . On the tenth the Journal published an editorial con- taining reactions of five opposition papers to Lincoln's ...
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... Journal that the Republicans must stand by the Chicago platform - that secession will not be allowed - that the Union shall be preserved " peaceably if we can - forcibly if we must . " Such was the Journal's language this morning ...
... Journal that the Republicans must stand by the Chicago platform - that secession will not be allowed - that the Union shall be preserved " peaceably if we can - forcibly if we must . " Such was the Journal's language this morning ...
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... Journal Buildings . " Baker further said that Lincoln had no organ , that he should not be held responsible for views appearing in the Journal . Lincoln's sentences concerning the problem of South- erners in the cabinet had ...
... Journal Buildings . " Baker further said that Lincoln had no organ , that he should not be held responsible for views appearing in the Journal . Lincoln's sentences concerning the problem of South- erners in the cabinet had ...
Contents
PREFACE V | 3 |
THE BATTLE OF FACTION | 152 |
COMPROMISES AND COMPROMISERS | 190 |
Copyright | |
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