Lincoln's Rise to Power: With IllustrationsLittle, Brown and Company, 1937 - Всего страниц: 373 |
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... committee chosen at once , be- gan a long - winded argument by pointing to the Lake excursion as evidence the delegates were more anxious to have a good time than attend to business . When the Convention voted , ten speeches later , to ...
... committee chosen at once , be- gan a long - winded argument by pointing to the Lake excursion as evidence the delegates were more anxious to have a good time than attend to business . When the Convention voted , ten speeches later , to ...
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... committee jumped up and presented a minority report which proves conclusively that the Conservatives were acting together against the Irrepressibles . The New Yorker complained that the majority report on Rule 4 had been jammed through ...
... committee jumped up and presented a minority report which proves conclusively that the Conservatives were acting together against the Irrepressibles . The New Yorker complained that the majority report on Rule 4 had been jammed through ...
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... Committee of Notification arrived from Chicago on a special train loaded with excited partisans . When the little loco- motive with the turnip stack creaked to a stop at the depot , passen- gers saw people swarming over track , yards ...
... Committee of Notification arrived from Chicago on a special train loaded with excited partisans . When the little loco- motive with the turnip stack creaked to a stop at the depot , passen- gers saw people swarming over track , yards ...
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FOREWORD | 3 |
RUMBLINGS | 48 |
LINCOLN FOR PRESIDENT | 90 |
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