The Printer and the Prince: A Study of the Influence of Horace Greeley Upon Abraham Lincoln as Candidate and PresidentExposition Press, 1955 - 332 pages |
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... Field , and , throwing himself down on the bed , cried , " It's all over ! All is lost ! " But Field shouted , " No , all is not lost ! Let us up and at ' em ! We can win ! Let each of us visit every doubtful delegation . " Furthermore , ...
... Field , and , throwing himself down on the bed , cried , " It's all over ! All is lost ! " But Field shouted , " No , all is not lost ! Let us up and at ' em ! We can win ! Let each of us visit every doubtful delegation . " Furthermore , ...
Page 275
... Field of New York , whose brother , Stephen J. Field , Lincoln had a short time before appointed to the United States Supreme Court . Furthermore , Field's most active co - worker was that same George Opdyke whose name has several times ...
... Field of New York , whose brother , Stephen J. Field , Lincoln had a short time before appointed to the United States Supreme Court . Furthermore , Field's most active co - worker was that same George Opdyke whose name has several times ...
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... Field and a po- litical associate of Opdyke . Consequently , he represented the Tribune in this important sabotage , assisting in preparing , print- ing , sending forth , and tabulating the questionnaires to the northern governors and ...
... Field and a po- litical associate of Opdyke . Consequently , he represented the Tribune in this important sabotage , assisting in preparing , print- ing , sending forth , and tabulating the questionnaires to the northern governors and ...
Contents
Measuring Greeley and Lincoln | 11 |
From the Tribune to the Tremont | 53 |
A Negative Delegate and a Positive Platform | 82 |
Copyright | |
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