Of the People, by the People, for the People and Other Quotations from Abraham LincolnColumbia University Press, 1996 - 162 Seiten Of the People, By the People, For the People captures the best of Lincoln's thought, bringing readers closer to the quintessential man than any history or biography can. Unforgettable lines and memorable thoughts from speeches, debates, and other public statements make up this book; little-known sayings from his voluminous body of private letters, drafts, and fragments, and even some previously uncollected writings, also serve as the gateway to Lincoln's brilliance and insight. This collection also contains the full text of three of Lincoln's most celebrated speeches: the Farewell to Springfield, Illinois, his hometown; the Gettysburg Address; and the second inaugural address of 1865. |
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Inhalt
Alcohol and Alcoholism | 3 |
Discoveries 39 | 8 |
Autographs | 9 |
Capital | 17 |
85 | 19 |
Clarity | 23 |
Compromise | 25 |
Governments | 31 |
Meade General George | 84 |
Banks 10 | 89 |
Ministers and Lawyers | 90 |
Printing | 112 |
Punishment | 118 |
Beard 10 | 123 |
Nationalism 93 | 131 |
Recreation 125 | 143 |
Determination | 37 |
Freedom | 53 |
Gingerbread | 59 |
Law | 76 |
CONTENTS | 152 |
Military 150 Writing | 158 |
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Abraham Lincoln Agricultural Society American Annual Message August believe civil condition Constitution Court Debate with Stephen December Douglas election equal expected fail favor February 22 feel Fragment friends Gettysburg give Henry hold hope House of Representatives human Illinois Improvements Inaugural Address Independence interest January Judge July June labor Last lawyer Letter Letter to John Letter to William liberty live look March means Message to Congress military Milwaukee nature negro never Notes November object October 16 Ohio opinion peace persons political President principle question race reason Reply reprinted in Collected Rutgers University Press Second Senator September September 30 slave slavery soldier Speech at Peoria Speech at Springfield successful sure thing thought true Union United States House University Press 1953 whole Wisconsin State Agricultural wish