Abraham Lincoln: A History, Band 1Century Company, 1890 |
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... CHAP . IV . tions were imprudently used . He not only com- forted their declining years with every aid his affection could suggest , but he did everything in his power to assist his stepbrother Johnston — a hopeless task enough . The ...
... CHAP . IV . tions were imprudently used . He not only com- forted their declining years with every aid his affection could suggest , but he did everything in his power to assist his stepbrother Johnston — a hopeless task enough . The ...
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A History John George Nicolay, John Hay. these oppressive obligations without unduly taxing CHAP . IX . the voters ; one of them , not especially wiser than the rest ... CHAP . IX . the banks , wished to prevent COLLAPSE OF THE SYSTEM 161.
A History John George Nicolay, John Hay. these oppressive obligations without unduly taxing CHAP . IX . the voters ; one of them , not especially wiser than the rest ... CHAP . IX . the banks , wished to prevent COLLAPSE OF THE SYSTEM 161.
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... CHAP . XXI . reappearing upon the stump in central Illinois . The rural population always welcomed his oratory , and he never lacked invitations to address the public . His first speeches on the new and all - absorbing topic were made ...
... CHAP . XXI . reappearing upon the stump in central Illinois . The rural population always welcomed his oratory , and he never lacked invitations to address the public . His first speeches on the new and all - absorbing topic were made ...
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Abraham Lincoln afterwards antislavery Baker became bill Black Hawk Black Hawk war Border Ruffians Buren Calhoun called candidate canvass CHAP character Clay Colonel Congress Constitution contest convention Court Creek declared defeat Democrats district dollars Douglas early election emigration excited favor free-State friends gave give Governor Governor Ford Hardin held honor House Illinois James Shields John Judge Judge Logan Kansas Kentucky land lawyer Legislature letter lived Logan majority ment Mexican Mexico miles Missouri Compromise moral never Ninian W nomination North occasion once opinion organized party passed Peter Cartwright pioneer political politician popular prairie President pro-slavery question repeal River Salem Sangamon County seemed Senate session settlement settlers slave slavery soon South Southern speech spirit Springfield Stuart Territory Thomas Lincoln tion took Topeka Constitution town United Vandalia vote Washington Whigs Whitesides young