Lincoln: A Psycho-biographyC. Scribner's Sons, 1933 - Всего страниц: 570 |
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... goes forth on a meticulously small fry of issues . The Party declares in substance that he is entitled to their " cordial and active support in the approaching election . " Clearly Lincoln cannot believe in the trumpery of his platform ...
... goes forth on a meticulously small fry of issues . The Party declares in substance that he is entitled to their " cordial and active support in the approaching election . " Clearly Lincoln cannot believe in the trumpery of his platform ...
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... goes through on his way to the capital . It fits in with this rumor of a plot . But he is almost as quick to ask himself why any one should plot against his life . His enemies would make much of it if he should skulk or sneak into ...
... goes through on his way to the capital . It fits in with this rumor of a plot . But he is almost as quick to ask himself why any one should plot against his life . His enemies would make much of it if he should skulk or sneak into ...
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... go forward and give us vic- tories . " Though armies may stop operations to await orders from timid and incompetent commanders , the social order nevertheless de- mands a certain amount of Lincoln's attention , and he goes through these ...
... go forward and give us vic- tories . " Though armies may stop operations to await orders from timid and incompetent commanders , the social order nevertheless de- mands a certain amount of Lincoln's attention , and he goes through these ...
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