Lincoln, the ManDodd, Mead, 1931 - Всего страниц: 520 This work is a complete biography of Abraham Lincoln. |
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... liberty , and so much to the advantage of monopoly and privilege , from his first days in 1832 at New Salem , Illinois , to the end of his life . It was in vain , therefore , that the Democratic Party looked to Lincoln for help when a ...
... liberty , and so much to the advantage of monopoly and privilege , from his first days in 1832 at New Salem , Illinois , to the end of his life . It was in vain , therefore , that the Democratic Party looked to Lincoln for help when a ...
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... liberty . The very essence of liberty , he said , consisted in the division of power ; while consolidation of power could be nothing but despotism . This had been pointed out by Patrick Henry in the Virginia Convention called to ...
... liberty . The very essence of liberty , he said , consisted in the division of power ; while consolidation of power could be nothing but despotism . This had been pointed out by Patrick Henry in the Virginia Convention called to ...
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... liberty and democratic govern- ment in the large , though they were tainted with the maintenance of slavery , decisions came to be thinly tinted with liberty , but fleshed with tyrannous plutocracy . It was Ironic Malice which caused ...
... liberty and democratic govern- ment in the large , though they were tainted with the maintenance of slavery , decisions came to be thinly tinted with liberty , but fleshed with tyrannous plutocracy . It was Ironic Malice which caused ...
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LINCOLNS BOYHOOD AND YOUNG MANHOOD | 15 |
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