Abraham Lincoln's SpeechesDodd, Mead and Company, 1896 - 371 pages |
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... never consent to these changes . The differences between them and the teachers of the new school were radical . The free States held that the clause in the Declaration of Independence that all men were created equal , included the negro ...
... never consent to these changes . The differences between them and the teachers of the new school were radical . The free States held that the clause in the Declaration of Independence that all men were created equal , included the negro ...
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... never - failing source of com- munication between places of business remotely situated from each other . Upon the railroad the regular progress of commercial intercourse is not interrupted by either high or low water , or freezing ...
... never - failing source of com- munication between places of business remotely situated from each other . Upon the railroad the regular progress of commercial intercourse is not interrupted by either high or low water , or freezing ...
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... never can be practically useful to any great extent without being greatly im- proved by art . The drifted timber , as I have before mentioned , is the most formidable barrier to this object . Of all parts of the river , none will ...
... never can be practically useful to any great extent without being greatly im- proved by art . The drifted timber , as I have before mentioned , is the most formidable barrier to this object . Of all parts of the river , none will ...
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... never to have an end to this baneful and corroding system , acting almost as prejudicially to the general interests of the community as a direct tax of several thousand dollars annually laid on each 14 ABRAHAM LINCOLN .
... never to have an end to this baneful and corroding system , acting almost as prejudicially to the general interests of the community as a direct tax of several thousand dollars annually laid on each 14 ABRAHAM LINCOLN .
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... Never . All the armies of Europe , Asia , and Africa com- bined , with all the treasure of the earth ( our own excepted ) in their military chest , with a Bona- parte for a commander , could not , by force , take a drink from the Ohio ...
... Never . All the armies of Europe , Asia , and Africa com- bined , with all the treasure of the earth ( our own excepted ) in their military chest , with a Bona- parte for a commander , could not , by force , take a drink from the Ohio ...
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