Life of Abraham Lincoln: For the Young Man and the Sabbath SchoolWestern Tract and Book Society, 1869 - 200 pages |
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... gives peculiar fragrance to the fame of any champion of the right . This is par- ticularly true of one whose name had already been en- shrined in the affections of the people . While writing under these influences , we have sought to ...
... gives peculiar fragrance to the fame of any champion of the right . This is par- ticularly true of one whose name had already been en- shrined in the affections of the people . While writing under these influences , we have sought to ...
Page 39
... give battle , divided their forces into marauding bands , and scattered over the country . The volunteers became dis- couraged with the dull and futile toil of march- ing here and there in pursuit of the swift - footed redskins , and ...
... give battle , divided their forces into marauding bands , and scattered over the country . The volunteers became dis- couraged with the dull and futile toil of march- ing here and there in pursuit of the swift - footed redskins , and ...
Page 57
... gives a view of the humane and sensitive heart of Mr. Lincoln , and shows that , in the quality of mercy , he was as child - like and sincere as he was determined in his ideas of truth and justice . He was riding by a deep slough , in ...
... gives a view of the humane and sensitive heart of Mr. Lincoln , and shows that , in the quality of mercy , he was as child - like and sincere as he was determined in his ideas of truth and justice . He was riding by a deep slough , in ...
Page 92
... give . They parted , and with the President's call , the next morning , went the cheering intelligence that Lincoln and Douglas were standing side by side and shoulder to shoulder in the support of the Government . This was almost the ...
... give . They parted , and with the President's call , the next morning , went the cheering intelligence that Lincoln and Douglas were standing side by side and shoulder to shoulder in the support of the Government . This was almost the ...
Page 96
... gives the wheat - fields blades of steel ? What points the rebel cannon ? What sets the roaring rabble's heel On the old Star - Spangled pennon ? What breaks the oath Of the men o ' the South ? What whets the knife For the Union's life ...
... gives the wheat - fields blades of steel ? What points the rebel cannon ? What sets the roaring rabble's heel On the old Star - Spangled pennon ? What breaks the oath Of the men o ' the South ? What whets the knife For the Union's life ...
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