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... repeal of the Missouri Compromise, Abraham Lincoln remained a Whig, both from conviction and affection. In 1848, he had made speeches in favor of the election of General Taylor, in Maryland, in Massachusetts, and in Illinois. In his own ...
... repeal of the Missouri Compromise, Abraham Lincoln remained a Whig, both from conviction and affection. In 1848, he had made speeches in favor of the election of General Taylor, in Maryland, in Massachusetts, and in Illinois. In his own ...
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... repeal of the Compromise, and the storm of indignation which followed that repeal, the whole story was brought vividly before the people, and cannot now have faded from their.
... repeal of the Compromise, and the storm of indignation which followed that repeal, the whole story was brought vividly before the people, and cannot now have faded from their.
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... repeal of the Missouri Compromise, were found to be in the majority. The election of a United States Senator took place the following winter, and General Shields was superseded. This gentleman, who, listening to the seductive ...
... repeal of the Missouri Compromise, were found to be in the majority. The election of a United States Senator took place the following winter, and General Shields was superseded. This gentleman, who, listening to the seductive ...
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William Dean Howells, John L. Hayes. for the repeal of the Compromise against his own convictions, was a candidate for re-election. On the part of the opposition majority there were two candidates, Lincoln and Trumbull. The great body of ...
William Dean Howells, John L. Hayes. for the repeal of the Compromise against his own convictions, was a candidate for re-election. On the part of the opposition majority there were two candidates, Lincoln and Trumbull. The great body of ...
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... repeal of the Missouri Compromise. It is true that a Mass State Convention, with a view to forming a permanent organization, had been held at Springfield, in October; but many anti-Nebraska men, who still adhered to old names, had not ...
... repeal of the Missouri Compromise. It is true that a Mass State Convention, with a view to forming a permanent organization, had been held at Springfield, in October; but many anti-Nebraska men, who still adhered to old names, had not ...
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OF REPRESENTATIVES JUNE 20 1848 | |
REPRESENTATIVES HALL SPRINGFIELD ILL JUNE | |
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LIVES & SPEECHES OF ABRAHAM LI William Dean 1837-1920 Howells,John Lord 1812-1887 Hayes,Abraham 1809-1865 Lincoln No preview available - 2016 |
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