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INDEX

Acquisition of territory, 106
Admission of slave states, 107

Addresses,

Birth of Lincoln, 1

Bissell, Colonel, 58

Bixby, Mrs., letter to, 214

to people of Sangamon County, Bloomington Speech, 25

13

before Springfield Washing-
tonian Temperance Society,
16

at Peoria, Ill., 20
Bloomington Speech, 25
Lincoln-Douglas Debates, 59
Cooper Union Address, 117
Farewell Address, Springfield,
Ill., 150

at Indianapolis, Ind., 151
to German Club of Cincinnati,
Ohio, 152

at Pittsburg, Pa., 153
in Independence Hall, 153
First Inaugural Address, 155
Reply to a Committee, 183
Gettysburg Address, 203
Opinion on Property, 205
at Baltimore, 209

to 166th Ohio Regiment, 212

study of, 252
"Blue lodges," 53
Bogus laws, 42
Boone, Daniel, 40
"Border ruffians," 42
Brady's photograph, 117
Brooks, Preston, 35
Brown, John, 137

Brown, J. U., letter to, 113
Browning, Orville H., 42
Bryant, William Cullen, 117
| Buchanan, James, 88

Capital, Labor and, 172
Chase, Salmon P., 64
Choate, Rufus, 33
Chronological tables, 236

Cincinnati, speech at, 152

Clay, Henry, 40

Codding, Ichabod, 39

Compensated emancipation, mes-

sage regarding, 175

Second Inaugural Address, 215 Composition, for classes in, 253

Reply to a Serenade, 213

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Davis, Jefferson, 58
Debates, Lincoln-Douglas, 59
Definition of Democracy, 58
Definition of Liberty, 209
Democracy, definition of, 58
effect of slavery on, 22
Democratic party, 228
Democratic and Republican Parties
115

District of Columbia, 108
Douglas, Stephen, opening speech
in first Lincoln-Douglas de-
bate, 61

Douglass, Frederick, 64
Drake, C. D., letter to, 202
Dred Scott case, 71, 86, 229

Early life, 2

Education, of Lincoln, 4

Lincoln's opinions on, 13
Effect of Slavery on Democracy, 22
Effect of Slavery on the Union, 23
Eldridge House, burning of, 47
Emancipation, message regarding
compensated, 175

reply to a committee regarding,
183

proclamation, 189

constitutionality of, 198
Emigrant Aid Company, 28
English bill. See Lecompton Con-
stitution.

Farewell Address, 150

First Inaugural Address, 155

First Political Announcement, 13
Franklin, Benjamin, 127
Freeport, speech at, 104
Freeport Doctrine, 111
Free Soil party, 230
Fugitive-Slave law, 231

German Club of Cincinnati, ad-
dress to, 152

Gettysburg Address, 203
Giddings, Joshua R., 64
Glossary of political terms, 227
Grant, U. S., letter to, 194, 210
telegram to, 211, 212
Greeley, Horace, letter to, 181
Gunpowder plot, 140

Hackett, James H., letter to, 195
Harper's Ferry, 137

Hayti, slave revolution in, 140
Helper, Hinton, 142

History, for classes in, 254
Hodges, A. G., letter to, 205
Hooker, General J., letter to, 193

Independence Hall, speech in, 153
Indianapolis, speech at, 151
Issue, The Great, 112

Jefferson, Thomas, festival in
honor of, 115

quoted by Lincoln, 140
Jonesboro, speech at, 111

Kansas-Nebraska bill, 20, 231
Know-Nothings, 32, 227

Labor and Capital, 172
Last Public Address, 219
Law lecture, notes for a, 18
Lawrence, Kansas, 28
Lecompton Constitution, 97, 232
Letters,

to editor of "The Journal," 14
to J. U. Brown, 113

to H. L. Pierce, 115

to Gen. G. B. McClellan, 175,
179

to Horace Greeley, 181

to Carl Schurz, 187

to Gen. J. Hooker, 193

to Gen. U. S. Grant, 194, 210
to James H. Hackett, 195

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Mann, Mrs. Horace, letter to,
209

Marriage of Lincoln, 10

Ohio regiment, address to, 212
Opinion on Property, 205
Ordinance of 1787, 52
Orsini, 141

Ottawa, speech at, 61

Paine, Thomas, 71
Parentage of Lincoln, 1
People's Contest, The, 170
Peoria Speech, 20

Petition of children regarding

emancipation, 209

Pettit, John, 32

Pierce, Franklin, 48

Pierce, H. L., letter to, 115
Pittsburg, speech at, 153
Policies of Government, 151
Political Announcement, 13
Another, 14

Political terms, glossary of, 227
Popular sovereignty, 54, 233
Property, opinion on, 205

Quakers, petition of, 37
Questions and Answers, 104

Reading list, 256

Red Tape, Lincoln and, 180

McClellan, Gen. G. B., letter to, Reeder, Andrew, 41

175, 179

Messages to Congress. See Con-

gress, messages to

Messages to General Grant, 210
Mexican War, Lincoln's attitude
toward, 11

Missouri Compromise, 233

Morris, Gouverneur, 127

Reply to a Chicago Committee re-
garding Emancipation, 183

Reply to a Serenade, 213

Republican party, 234

Robinson, Governor, 50

Sangamon County, address at,

13

Schurz, Carl, letter to, 187

Napoleon, Louis, Orsini's attempt Second Inaugural Address, 215

on, 141

Serenade, reply to a, 213

Nebraska bill. See Kansas-Ne- Shakespeare's plays, opinion re-

braska bill

Notes for a Law Lecture, 18

garding, 195

Shields, Gen. James, 76

Slavery,

As a Moral Issue, 21
Effect on Democracy, 22
Effect on the Union, 22

Lincoln's position regarding,
113

Southampton insurrection, 139
Springfield, address at, 16, 150
Speeches. See Addresses
Speech in Independence

153

Speech at Peoria, 20

sovereignty

Hall,

Taney, Roger, 88

Tarbell, Ida, on Lincoln, 26, 59
Temperance Revolution, The, 16
Thomas, Jesse B., 43

Trumbull, Judge Lyman, 36
Turner, Nat, 139

Union, effect of slavery on, 23
Union, Washington, 95

Washington, George, Lincoln on,
17

Squatter sovereignty. See Popular Washington, address at, 155

Weed, Thurlow, letter to, 218

Summary of Lincoln's Position re- | Whig party, 234

garding Slavery, 113

Sumner, Charles, 35

Wilmot Proviso, 68, 235

Woman's suffrage, 15

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