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... because I would not sanction a discrimination between slave and free State by voting for the English bill . ... and to give a promise that he will vote for the admission of Kansas at once , whenever she forms a Constitution in ...
... because I would not sanction a discrimination between slave and free State by voting for the English bill . ... and to give a promise that he will vote for the admission of Kansas at once , whenever she forms a Constitution in ...
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I voted for him in '60 and was one that responded to his call for “ 300,000 more ” in '62 . Illinois soldiers could not vote in '64 , but our company took what would now be called a straw vote and all but four voted for Lincoln .
I voted for him in '60 and was one that responded to his call for “ 300,000 more ” in '62 . Illinois soldiers could not vote in '64 , but our company took what would now be called a straw vote and all but four voted for Lincoln .
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The regular Republican convention met at Baltimore a week later and nominated Lincoln by unanimous vote , after the Missouri delegation formally had cast its vote for Grant . The Missourians explained that they favored Lincoln ...
The regular Republican convention met at Baltimore a week later and nominated Lincoln by unanimous vote , after the Missouri delegation formally had cast its vote for Grant . The Missourians explained that they favored Lincoln ...
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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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