Famous Speeches by Eminent American StatesmenFrederick Charles Hicks West Publishing Company, 1929 - 990 pages |
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Frederick Charles Hicks. ' ABRAHAM LINCOLN THE HOUSE DIVIDED SPEECH AT THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION , STATE HOUSE , SPRINGFIELD , ILLINOIS , JUNE 16 , 1858 [ Abraham Lincoln was born in Hardin county , Kentucky , on Febru- ary 12 ...
Frederick Charles Hicks. ' ABRAHAM LINCOLN THE HOUSE DIVIDED SPEECH AT THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION , STATE HOUSE , SPRINGFIELD , ILLINOIS , JUNE 16 , 1858 [ Abraham Lincoln was born in Hardin county , Kentucky , on Febru- ary 12 ...
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... Lincoln . One hundred years of the life and influence of Lincoln is the story of the struggle , the trials , the triumphs , the success of the people of our complex American civilization . Interwoven into the warp and woof of this story ...
... Lincoln . One hundred years of the life and influence of Lincoln is the story of the struggle , the trials , the triumphs , the success of the people of our complex American civilization . Interwoven into the warp and woof of this story ...
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... Lincoln , physical freedom , moral freedom , and yet not all . There is a debt of gratitude which we as individuals , no matter to what race or nation we may belong , must recognize as due to Abraham Lincoln . Not for what he did as ...
... Lincoln , physical freedom , moral freedom , and yet not all . There is a debt of gratitude which we as individuals , no matter to what race or nation we may belong , must recognize as due to Abraham Lincoln . Not for what he did as ...
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