Abraham Lincoln: A History, Band 1Century Company, 1890 |
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... Whigs in the true Tennessee style , declaring that " all Whigs should be whipped out of office like dogs principle whatever . He was as stiff as a man could be in his Whig doctrines . They did this for him simply because he was popular ...
... Whigs in the true Tennessee style , declaring that " all Whigs should be whipped out of office like dogs principle whatever . He was as stiff as a man could be in his Whig doctrines . They did this for him simply because he was popular ...
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... Whigs . Linder answered him , wanting to know if it would not be as easy to elect Taylor without opposing the war , which drew from Lincoln the angry response that silence was impossible ; the Whigs must speak , " and their only option ...
... Whigs . Linder answered him , wanting to know if it would not be as easy to elect Taylor without opposing the war , which drew from Lincoln the angry response that silence was impossible ; the Whigs must speak , " and their only option ...
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... Whigs , for the moment , substantially together . So far as the authorized utterances of their conventions were concerned , there was little to choose between them . They had both evaded any profession of faith in regard to slavery ...
... Whigs , for the moment , substantially together . So far as the authorized utterances of their conventions were concerned , there was little to choose between them . They had both evaded any profession of faith in regard to slavery ...
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