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I once before hinted this of Mr. Lincoln in a public speech , and at Charleston he defied me to show that there was any difference between his speeches in the north and in the south , and that they were not in strict harmony .
I once before hinted this of Mr. Lincoln in a public speech , and at Charleston he defied me to show that there was any difference between his speeches in the north and in the south , and that they were not in strict harmony .
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The first criticism that Mr. Lincoln makes on my speech was that it was in substance what I have said every where else in the state where I have addressed the people . I wish I could say the same of his speech .
The first criticism that Mr. Lincoln makes on my speech was that it was in substance what I have said every where else in the state where I have addressed the people . I wish I could say the same of his speech .
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“ The Tremont Temple was filled last night in every part by the Whigs of Boston , to listen to speeches from Governor Seward of New ... He spoke about an hour , and made a powerful and convincing speech which was cheered to the echo .
“ The Tremont Temple was filled last night in every part by the Whigs of Boston , to listen to speeches from Governor Seward of New ... He spoke about an hour , and made a powerful and convincing speech which was cheered to the echo .
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Extra Aumbers 105108 | 105 |
LETTERS OF GIDEON WELLES 18601871 From | 1 |
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The Magazine of History: With Notes ..., Tema 125,Volumen32 -Tema 132,Volumen33 Vista completa - 1926 |
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