Abraham LincolnHarper & brothers, 1893 - 542 pages |
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Page 105
... army . " Skin defendant . " He rises and turns to the judge . Of the lawyers sitting around the table perhaps not one of them can say just what there is about him which hushes the room in an instant . " May it please your honor " -the ...
... army . " Skin defendant . " He rises and turns to the judge . Of the lawyers sitting around the table perhaps not one of them can say just what there is about him which hushes the room in an instant . " May it please your honor " -the ...
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... Army of the Republic . The friends of Senator Douglas saw from the outset that they were doomed to defeat . The men who supported the nomination of Bell and Everett in the Northern States endeavored to awaken enthusiasm by ringing bells ...
... Army of the Republic . The friends of Senator Douglas saw from the outset that they were doomed to defeat . The men who supported the nomination of Bell and Everett in the Northern States endeavored to awaken enthusiasm by ringing bells ...
Page 211
... army from St. Louis to Utah , and had paid them more than two million dollars in excess of money due for work done - making the payments in drafts . But the banks in New York would not advance money on the drafts , whereupon Floyd's ...
... army from St. Louis to Utah , and had paid them more than two million dollars in excess of money due for work done - making the payments in drafts . But the banks in New York would not advance money on the drafts , whereupon Floyd's ...
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... army . He was receiving letters from honest and true - hearted men in the South , informing him of a deep- laid plot to murder Mr. Lincoln . Senator Grimes and Mr. Washburne were made a " Committee of Public Safety " by the loyal ...
... army . He was receiving letters from honest and true - hearted men in the South , informing him of a deep- laid plot to murder Mr. Lincoln . Senator Grimes and Mr. Washburne were made a " Committee of Public Safety " by the loyal ...
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... army . Do we need so many ? How can they be armed ? How fed ? What can be done with them ? Will the " gentlemen " of the South , as they call themselves , fight ? Will they not soon weary of military re- straint ? President Lincoln ...
... army . Do we need so many ? How can they be armed ? How fed ? What can be done with them ? Will the " gentlemen " of the South , as they call themselves , fight ? Will they not soon weary of military re- straint ? President Lincoln ...
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