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Special souvenir ed.

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An edition of Lincoln: passages from his speeches and letters (1901)

Lincoln

passages from his speeches and letters

Special souvenir ed.

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Century Co.
Language
English
Pages
204

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Subjects

Correspondence, Oratory, Speeches, Letters, Selections

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Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865)

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Cover of: Lincoln
Lincoln: passages from his speeches and letters
1925, The Century Co.
in English
Cover of: Lincoln
Lincoln: passages from his speeches and letters
1925, Century Co.
in English
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Cover of: Lincoln
Lincoln: passages from his speeches and letters
1925, The Century Co.
in English
Libraries near you: WorldCat
Cover of: Lincoln
Lincoln
1924, Pub. for Nelson Doubleday, inc., by Doubleday, Page & company
in English
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Cover of: Lincoln
Lincoln: passages from his speeches and letters
1911, Century Co.
in English - Special souvenir ed.
Libraries near you: WorldCat
Cover of: Lincoln
Lincoln: passages from his speeches and letters
1901, The Century Co.
in English
Libraries near you: WorldCat

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Table of Contents

Lincoln's ambition
To a friend
Advice to young lawyers
Slavery
The real Southern view of slavery
The right of self-government
Meaning of the Declaration of Independence
"A house divided against itself cannot stand"
Resistance to the Supreme Court
Referral of the Missouri Compromise
Notes for speeches
The Negro included in the Declaration of Independence
The Dred Scott decision
The wrong of slavery
The principles of Jefferson
A look into the future
Autobiographical
An appeal to the South
Farewell address at Springfield , Illinois, February 11, 1861
From his reply to the address of welcome at Indianapolis, Indiana, February 11, 1861
Address in Independence Hall, Philadelphia, February 22, 1861
First Inaugural Address, March 2, 1861
Letter to Horace Greeley
Dependence upon God
Meditation on the divine will
Letter to General McClellan
Telegram to General McClellan
Emancipation Proclamation
Letter to the workingmen of Manchester, England
Letter to General Hooker
Letter to General Grant
Letter to J.C. Conkling
The Gettysburg Address
Response to a serenade
Letter of condolence to Mrs. Bixby of Boston, Massachusetts
Second Inaugural Address.

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New York
Genre
Correspondence.

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Pagination
xlvii, 204 p. :
Number of pages
204

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OL24161329M
Internet Archive
lincolnpassages1746linc
OCLC/WorldCat
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