Abraham LincolnHarper & brothers, 1893 - 542 pages |
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... Constitution and the Union . He wrote out his thoughts several years before Daniel Webster uttered the words , " The Constitution and the Union now and forever one and inseparable . " Winter came , and there were so few travellers that ...
... Constitution and the Union . He wrote out his thoughts several years before Daniel Webster uttered the words , " The Constitution and the Union now and forever one and inseparable . " Winter came , and there were so few travellers that ...
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... Constitution of the United States which counted slaves in the basis of representation in Congress , and through the rapid increase of slaves , the institution had " I CANNOT BEAR TO SEE EVEN A PUPPY IN 50 LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN .
... Constitution of the United States which counted slaves in the basis of representation in Congress , and through the rapid increase of slaves , the institution had " I CANNOT BEAR TO SEE EVEN A PUPPY IN 50 LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN .
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... Constitution and the Union which electrified the country ; Pres- ident Jackson uttered a solemn oath that the Union should be pre- served . All of which was interesting reading to Lincoln . The partners thought they might make money by ...
... Constitution and the Union which electrified the country ; Pres- ident Jackson uttered a solemn oath that the Union should be pre- served . All of which was interesting reading to Lincoln . The partners thought they might make money by ...
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... constitution and laws of the State . James G. Birney , who lived in Kentucky , was a lawyer and also a minister , arguing cases in court dur- ing the week and preaching on Sunday . He was a slave - holder , but did not think it right to ...
... constitution and laws of the State . James G. Birney , who lived in Kentucky , was a lawyer and also a minister , arguing cases in court dur- ing the week and preaching on Sunday . He was a slave - holder , but did not think it right to ...
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... Constitution ad- mitting slavery had been submitted to the people , which was rejected by a majority of only 1800 votes in a total of nearly 11,000 . On the last day of the session of 1836 a member of the Legislature introduced a series ...
... Constitution ad- mitting slavery had been submitted to the people , which was rejected by a majority of only 1800 votes in a total of nearly 11,000 . On the last day of the session of 1836 a member of the Legislature introduced a series ...
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