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... never still for a single moment . Never dried , never froze , never slept , never rested , Relatives repeatedly dunned Lincoln for funds . To Thomas Lincoln , his father , he sent a note of skeptical irritation - and the money re ...
... never still for a single moment . Never dried , never froze , never slept , never rested , Relatives repeatedly dunned Lincoln for funds . To Thomas Lincoln , his father , he sent a note of skeptical irritation - and the money re ...
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... never submitted to , nor been conquered by Texas , or the U. S. nor transferred to either by treaty - that although Texas claimed the Rio Grande as her boundary , Mexico had never recognized it , the people on the ground had never ...
... never submitted to , nor been conquered by Texas , or the U. S. nor transferred to either by treaty - that although Texas claimed the Rio Grande as her boundary , Mexico had never recognized it , the people on the ground had never ...
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... never did stigmatize their white people as immoral & unchristian ; and Mr. S. cannot prove one of his assertions ... never made but one speech in Cincinnati - the last speech in the volume con- taining the Joint Debates between Senator ...
... never did stigmatize their white people as immoral & unchristian ; and Mr. S. cannot prove one of his assertions ... never made but one speech in Cincinnati - the last speech in the volume con- taining the Joint Debates between Senator ...
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New Salem | 3 |
Early Years in Springfield | 17 |
Prairie Politics | 71 |
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