Lincoln, the ManDodd, Mead, 1931 - Всего страниц: 520 This work is a complete biography of Abraham Lincoln. |
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... mind except odd scraps of material of which his imagination made strange comments , and irrelevant conclusions . This was one opera- tion of his so - called originality of mind , which , as a whole , many of his friends observed in him ...
... mind except odd scraps of material of which his imagination made strange comments , and irrelevant conclusions . This was one opera- tion of his so - called originality of mind , which , as a whole , many of his friends observed in him ...
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... mind is easily recognized , and perhaps to be found nowhere but in America , at least nowhere in such numbers and in such influence . It is the mind which notes Zionistic movements , indeed is on the lookout for them , and which changes ...
... mind is easily recognized , and perhaps to be found nowhere but in America , at least nowhere in such numbers and in such influence . It is the mind which notes Zionistic movements , indeed is on the lookout for them , and which changes ...
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... mind worked slowly . He was not gifted with that celerity of thinking which distinguished Douglas , and geniuses like Napoleon . In all these negotiations and movements to avert war , Lincoln abided by the one policy that he had ...
... mind worked slowly . He was not gifted with that celerity of thinking which distinguished Douglas , and geniuses like Napoleon . In all these negotiations and movements to avert war , Lincoln abided by the one policy that he had ...
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