Illustrated Life, Services, Martyrdom, and Funeral of Abraham Lincoln ...: With a Portrait of President Lincoln, and Other Illustrative Engravings of the Scene of the Assassination, Etc. ...David Brainerd Williamson |
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... received during a long lifetime , a greater portion of which has been spent in public positions , where ability and talent were indispensable requisites . BECOMES A HIRED HAND ON A FLATBOAT . For four or five years after leaving school ...
... received during a long lifetime , a greater portion of which has been spent in public positions , where ability and talent were indispensable requisites . BECOMES A HIRED HAND ON A FLATBOAT . For four or five years after leaving school ...
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... received by his parents and friends with the most profound sorrow . Confident that a more extended field of observation and action would be more suitable to his tastes and disposition , he packed up what little clothing he possessed ...
... received by his parents and friends with the most profound sorrow . Confident that a more extended field of observation and action would be more suitable to his tastes and disposition , he packed up what little clothing he possessed ...
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... received two hundred and seventyseven votes out of two hundred and eighty - four , cast in New Salem , he was not elected , the successful candidate leading him a few votes . a > BECOMES A MERCHANT AND SURVEYOR . Soon after his ...
... received two hundred and seventyseven votes out of two hundred and eighty - four , cast in New Salem , he was not elected , the successful candidate leading him a few votes . a > BECOMES A MERCHANT AND SURVEYOR . Soon after his ...
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... received intelligence of the affair , he addressed a kind letter to Mrs. Armstrong , stating his anxiety that her son should have a fair trial , and offering in return for her kindness to him while in adverse circumstances some years ...
... received intelligence of the affair , he addressed a kind letter to Mrs. Armstrong , stating his anxiety that her son should have a fair trial , and offering in return for her kindness to him while in adverse circumstances some years ...
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... received , but were productive of much benefit to his favorite candidate . Accustomed from early childhood to the habits and peculiarities of all kinds and conditions of men — the refined and the vulgar , the intelligent and the ...
... received , but were productive of much benefit to his favorite candidate . Accustomed from early childhood to the habits and peculiarities of all kinds and conditions of men — the refined and the vulgar , the intelligent and the ...
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