Lincoln, the ManDodd, Mead, 1931 - Всего страниц: 520 This work is a complete biography of Abraham Lincoln. |
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... called it , came , no one's laugh was heartier than his . " Lincoln was a cold man . There was no one besides Herndon whom he called by his first name . He adressed his friends as Gillespie , Whitney , Judd , or what not . And on the ...
... called it , came , no one's laugh was heartier than his . " Lincoln was a cold man . There was no one besides Herndon whom he called by his first name . He adressed his friends as Gillespie , Whitney , Judd , or what not . And on the ...
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... called together by a petition of ten thousand signatures , met in a grove of trees and organized a new political party called the Republican Party . They adopted a platform and nominated a state ticket . Before this , at Ripon ...
... called together by a petition of ten thousand signatures , met in a grove of trees and organized a new political party called the Republican Party . They adopted a platform and nominated a state ticket . Before this , at Ripon ...
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... called out . He could have evacuated Fort Sumter , and called Congress in immediate special session to consider what should be done . Congress alone under the Constitution has the power to declare war . The president has noth- ing to ...
... called out . He could have evacuated Fort Sumter , and called Congress in immediate special session to consider what should be done . Congress alone under the Constitution has the power to declare war . The president has noth- ing to ...
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LINCOLNS BOYHOOD AND YOUNG MANHOOD | 15 |
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