Abraham Lincoln's Philosophy of Common Sense: An Analytical Biography of a Great Mind, Part 2New York Academy of Sciences, 1965 - 1443 pages |
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Page 488
... Kansas , I plainly see you and I would differ about the Nebraska - law . I look upon that enactment not as a law , but as violence from the beginning . It was conceived in violence , passed in violence , is maintained in violence , and ...
... Kansas , I plainly see you and I would differ about the Nebraska - law . I look upon that enactment not as a law , but as violence from the beginning . It was conceived in violence , passed in violence , is maintained in violence , and ...
Page 497
... Kansas , or that Kansas should become a free te , and punishing the individual so offending by attaching to his leg hain and ball . He omitted , however , to inform the audience that this y law was annulled by the Kansas bill which ...
... Kansas , or that Kansas should become a free te , and punishing the individual so offending by attaching to his leg hain and ball . He omitted , however , to inform the audience that this y law was annulled by the Kansas bill which ...
Page 506
... Kansas , the Dred Scott decision , and Utah . I listened to the speech at the time , and have read the report of it ... Kansas ' " Farce " Vote " As to Kansas . The substance of the Judge's speech on Kansas is an effort to put the free ...
... Kansas , the Dred Scott decision , and Utah . I listened to the speech at the time , and have read the report of it ... Kansas ' " Farce " Vote " As to Kansas . The substance of the Judge's speech on Kansas is an effort to put the free ...
Contents
PREPARATION FOR DESTINY | 413 |
FAILURE AS A PUBLIC LECTURER | 433 |
THE RISE OF LINCOLN IN ILLINOIS | 482 |
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