Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 1R. Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... Congress , as against Joseph Dun- can , Democrat , who was re - elected ; for John ( “ Jack ” ) Armstrong for Constable ; and for Boling Green , later his warm friend , for Magistrate . Both the last were elected . Armstrong , as the ...
... Congress , as against Joseph Dun- can , Democrat , who was re - elected ; for John ( “ Jack ” ) Armstrong for Constable ; and for Boling Green , later his warm friend , for Magistrate . Both the last were elected . Armstrong , as the ...
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... Congress of the United States has no power , under the Constitution , to interfere with the institu- tion of slavery in the different States . " 3. That " the Congress of the United States has the power , under the Constitution , to ...
... Congress of the United States has no power , under the Constitution , to interfere with the institu- tion of slavery in the different States . " 3. That " the Congress of the United States has the power , under the Constitution , to ...
Page 71
... Congress . Early in 1842 Mr. Speed returned to his native State , married , and thenceforward resided on a country place near Louisyille , which was again his place of business . The former chums wrote to each other freely of their ...
... Congress . Early in 1842 Mr. Speed returned to his native State , married , and thenceforward resided on a country place near Louisyille , which was again his place of business . The former chums wrote to each other freely of their ...
Page 75
... - chievous young ladies , as well as to the humor - loving Lincoln , as much real enjoyment as they had found in the offending articles . Abraham Lincoln was married to Mary Todd on Friday , MARRIAGE - ELECTION TO CONGRESS . 75.
... - chievous young ladies , as well as to the humor - loving Lincoln , as much real enjoyment as they had found in the offending articles . Abraham Lincoln was married to Mary Todd on Friday , MARRIAGE - ELECTION TO CONGRESS . 75.
Page 77
... Congress were to be chosen the next year in Illinois , under a law that was changed at the following session of the Legislature so as to require their election , as at present , the year before they were to take their seats . It thus ...
... Congress were to be chosen the next year in Illinois , under a law that was changed at the following session of the Legislature so as to require their election , as at present , the year before they were to take their seats . It thus ...
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