Letters and Addresses of Abraham Lincoln, Volume 4Unit Book Publishing Company, 1905 - 389 pages |
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... Abolition member of Congress , a friend of Lincoln's and a leading man of his party , while the defence was conducted by Abolition lawyers , -and thus the Abolitionists managed both sides of the case . I have exposed these facts to Mr ...
... Abolition member of Congress , a friend of Lincoln's and a leading man of his party , while the defence was conducted by Abolition lawyers , -and thus the Abolitionists managed both sides of the case . I have exposed these facts to Mr ...
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... Abolition camp . Do you not all remember that Lincoln went around here four years ago making speeches to you , and telling that you should all go for the Abolition ticket , and swearing that he was as good a Whig as he ever was ? and ...
... Abolition camp . Do you not all remember that Lincoln went around here four years ago making speeches to you , and telling that you should all go for the Abolition ticket , and swearing that he was as good a Whig as he ever was ? and ...
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... Abolitionist as I am in all America . If he could make the Abolitionists of Illinois believe that , he would not ... Abolition camp . There is something really refreshing in the thought that Mr. Lincoln is in favor of prosecuting one ...
... Abolitionist as I am in all America . If he could make the Abolitionists of Illinois believe that , he would not ... Abolition camp . There is something really refreshing in the thought that Mr. Lincoln is in favor of prosecuting one ...
Contents
FOURTH JOINT DEBATE AT CHARLESTON SEPTEMBER | 1 |
LINCOLNS REJOINDER | 23 |
VILLE | 80 |
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