Great Speeches of Col. R.G. IngersollRhodes & McClure publishing Company, 1897 - 449 pages |
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... NORTH AND SOUTH . No Free Speech in the South ... The Party of an Honest Ballot ... Who Shall Collect the Revenue ?. Honest Money and an Honest Nation .. The Fallacy and Folly of Fiat Dollars .. The Struggle After the Panic ... State ...
... NORTH AND SOUTH . No Free Speech in the South ... The Party of an Honest Ballot ... Who Shall Collect the Revenue ?. Honest Money and an Honest Nation .. The Fallacy and Folly of Fiat Dollars .. The Struggle After the Panic ... State ...
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... North . He knew the hor- rors of slavery ; and he felt the unspeakable ecstacies and glories of freedom . He had the kindness , the gentleness . of true greatness , and he could not have been a master ; he had the man- hood and ...
... North . He knew the hor- rors of slavery ; and he felt the unspeakable ecstacies and glories of freedom . He had the kindness , the gentleness . of true greatness , and he could not have been a master ; he had the man- hood and ...
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... North as well as South . " This declaration was the standard around which gath- ered the grandest political party that the world has ever seen , and this declaration made Lincoln the leader of that vast host . In this , the first great ...
... North as well as South . " This declaration was the standard around which gath- ered the grandest political party that the world has ever seen , and this declaration made Lincoln the leader of that vast host . In this , the first great ...
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... North and East -not appreciated even by his Cabinet — and yet he was not only one of the wisest but one of the shrewdest of mankind . Knowing that he had the right to enforce the laws of the Union in all parts of the United States and ...
... North and East -not appreciated even by his Cabinet — and yet he was not only one of the wisest but one of the shrewdest of mankind . Knowing that he had the right to enforce the laws of the Union in all parts of the United States and ...
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... North , but in other lands . Consequent- ly he felt that it was of the utmost importance that the South should fire the first shot , should do some act that would solidify the North and gain for us the justification of the civilized ...
... North , but in other lands . Consequent- ly he felt that it was of the utmost importance that the South should fire the first shot , should do some act that would solidify the North and gain for us the justification of the civilized ...
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