Life of Abraham Lincoln: For the Young Man and the Sabbath SchoolWestern Tract and Book Society, 1869 - 200 pages |
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Page 86
... Army , was in Washington during the inauspi- cious months between Mr. Lincoln's election and his inauguration . He did all he could to induce the weak and traitorous President , James Buchanan , to prepare the country for the im ...
... Army , was in Washington during the inauspi- cious months between Mr. Lincoln's election and his inauguration . He did all he could to induce the weak and traitorous President , James Buchanan , to prepare the country for the im ...
Page 92
... - tent , were filled with traitors ; these had to be removed and true men appointed . The vast army rising quickly , almost as a vision , must be ARDUOUS LABORS . 93 officered ; and for the vacancies 92 ABRAHAM LINCOLN .
... - tent , were filled with traitors ; these had to be removed and true men appointed . The vast army rising quickly , almost as a vision , must be ARDUOUS LABORS . 93 officered ; and for the vacancies 92 ABRAHAM LINCOLN .
Page 95
... impudently entered the Union armies to search for their lost human chattels . The Hutchinson Family of minstrels volunteered to cheer the soldiers in the Army of the Poto- mac with their heart - easing songs . One of.
... impudently entered the Union armies to search for their lost human chattels . The Hutchinson Family of minstrels volunteered to cheer the soldiers in the Army of the Poto- mac with their heart - easing songs . One of.
Page 97
... army , and it was done . The liberty - loving people were in- dignant and clamorous . General Butler eluded the pro - slavery influence by declaring the slaves contraband of war , and , therefore , liable to con- fiscation ...
... army , and it was done . The liberty - loving people were in- dignant and clamorous . General Butler eluded the pro - slavery influence by declaring the slaves contraband of war , and , therefore , liable to con- fiscation ...
Page 111
... army and navy be reduced to the measure of strict necessity . ** The dis- cipline of the national forces should not suffer , nor the cause they defend be imperiled , by the profanation of the name or the day of the Most High . " We need ...
... army and navy be reduced to the measure of strict necessity . ** The dis- cipline of the national forces should not suffer , nor the cause they defend be imperiled , by the profanation of the name or the day of the Most High . " We need ...
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