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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... carried all the Slave States except Maryland , which Fillmore carried . Lincoln's fears of the Fillmore vote were seen in Illinois where the vote was 105,000 for Buchanan , 96,000 for Frémont , and 37,000 for Fillmore . Yet there was ...
... carried all the Slave States except Maryland , which Fillmore carried . Lincoln's fears of the Fillmore vote were seen in Illinois where the vote was 105,000 for Buchanan , 96,000 for Frémont , and 37,000 for Fillmore . Yet there was ...
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... carried shining faces ; they just wanted to look at him and tell him they hoped to God he'd live and have good luck . Others , too , carried shining faces , singing , " Ain't we glad we joined the Republicans ? " They said they ...
... carried shining faces ; they just wanted to look at him and tell him they hoped to God he'd live and have good luck . Others , too , carried shining faces , singing , " Ain't we glad we joined the Republicans ? " They said they ...
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... carrying the right shoulder , Dr. King the left shoulder , Dr. Leale the head . They come to the door of the box ... carried first . Two more soldiers join the original four in holding the President and moving him . As they go out of ...
... carrying the right shoulder , Dr. King the left shoulder , Dr. Leale the head . They come to the door of the box ... carried first . Two more soldiers join the original four in holding the President and moving him . As they go out of ...
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Wilderness Beginnings | 3 |
New Salem Days | 22 |
The Young Legislator | 40 |
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