Abraham Lincoln: The Prairie Years and the War YearsThis biography is drawn from the six volume work on Lincoln and new research uncovered since the original publication. |
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The Prairie Years and the War Years Carl Sandburg. York World editorial reprinted in the Detroit Free Press joined in ... York Tribune Almanac , had in the House 102 Republicans and unconditional Unionists , 75 Democrats , 9 Border State ...
The Prairie Years and the War Years Carl Sandburg. York World editorial reprinted in the Detroit Free Press joined in ... York Tribune Almanac , had in the House 102 Republicans and unconditional Unionists , 75 Democrats , 9 Border State ...
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... York Herald , No- vember 21 , 1863 , a week later taking the liberty of inventing a comic insidious anecdote as from the President's mouth . To run down all the suspicions , insinuations , inveracities , innuendoes , ut- tered against a ...
... York Herald , No- vember 21 , 1863 , a week later taking the liberty of inventing a comic insidious anecdote as from the President's mouth . To run down all the suspicions , insinuations , inveracities , innuendoes , ut- tered against a ...
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... York in a short stop six ladies came aboard and laid a three - foot wreath of red and white roses on the coffin . Through heavy rains at Harrisburg came 30,000 in the night and morning to see the coffin in circles of white flowering ...
... York in a short stop six ladies came aboard and laid a three - foot wreath of red and white roses on the coffin . Through heavy rains at Harrisburg came 30,000 in the night and morning to see the coffin in circles of white flowering ...
Contents
Wilderness Beginnings | 3 |
New Salem Days | 22 |
The Young Legislator | 40 |
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