The Life and Times of Abraham Lincoln, Sixteenth President of the United States: Including His Speeches, Messages, Inaugurals, Proclamations, Etc., Etc |
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... cause , immediate or remote , he left Indiana in the spring of 1830 , to seek another place of abode in the State of Illinois . In ad- dition to his own family , he was accompanied by those of the two daughters and sons - in - law of ...
... cause , immediate or remote , he left Indiana in the spring of 1830 , to seek another place of abode in the State of Illinois . In ad- dition to his own family , he was accompanied by those of the two daughters and sons - in - law of ...
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... in Sangamon county ) was strongly for Jackson , while Lincoln had , from the start , warmly espoused the cause of Henry Clay . The State election --- occurred in August , and the Presidential election two MR . LINCOLN AS A POLITICIAN . 71.
... in Sangamon county ) was strongly for Jackson , while Lincoln had , from the start , warmly espoused the cause of Henry Clay . The State election --- occurred in August , and the Presidential election two MR . LINCOLN AS A POLITICIAN . 71.
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... cause Lincoln was known to favor . So marked an indication as this of his personal power to draw votes , made him a political celebrity at once , and in future elections it became a point with aspirants to seek to combine his strength ...
... cause Lincoln was known to favor . So marked an indication as this of his personal power to draw votes , made him a political celebrity at once , and in future elections it became a point with aspirants to seek to combine his strength ...
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... cause , because he believed it to be the people's cause . Henry Clay was his model , as statesman and poli- tician , and always continued such while any issues were left to contend for of the celebrated system of the great Kentuckian ...
... cause , because he believed it to be the people's cause . Henry Clay was his model , as statesman and poli- tician , and always continued such while any issues were left to contend for of the celebrated system of the great Kentuckian ...
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... cause before the people , was repeatedly called on to encounter the foremost advocates of the Democratic party - as no man in Illinois , it was now manifest , could do more successfully . Again , for the fourth time in succession , Mr ...
... cause before the people , was repeatedly called on to encounter the foremost advocates of the Democratic party - as no man in Illinois , it was now manifest , could do more successfully . Again , for the fourth time in succession , Mr ...
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