Abraham Lincoln..., Volume 3C. Scribner's sons, 1940 - United States For contents, see Author Catalog. |
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Page 42
... favor of compromises between the interests of free labor and slave labor . " Oberkleine warned against " se- cret treachery , " as though politicians make promises and on getting power fail to keep the promises . " We firmly adhere to ...
... favor of compromises between the interests of free labor and slave labor . " Oberkleine warned against " se- cret treachery , " as though politicians make promises and on getting power fail to keep the promises . " We firmly adhere to ...
Page 313
... favor the immediate recruit- ment of Negro troops . He answered the time was not yet . The Senate resolution to approve of the President's unconstitutional acts done without approval of Congress during the emergency weeks , when ...
... favor the immediate recruit- ment of Negro troops . He answered the time was not yet . The Senate resolution to approve of the President's unconstitutional acts done without approval of Congress during the emergency weeks , when ...
Page 398
... favor , for he can easily pair off with himself ! " When a factional quarrel raged in the Democratic party and a ... favors . And it rested partly on his practical mind , on his saying , " Congress is composed of men , not angels . " His ...
... favor , for he can easily pair off with himself ! " When a factional quarrel raged in the Democratic party and a ... favors . And it rested partly on his practical mind , on his saying , " Congress is composed of men , not angels . " His ...
Contents
AMERICAWHITHER? | 3 |
FROM SPRINGFIELD TO WASHINGTON | 35 |
PEACE EFFORTS FAIL | 85 |
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