Abraham Lincoln and the United StatesEnglish Universities Press, 1955 - 286 páginas |
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... issue with which Lincoln was concerned at this time which deserves special mention because it falls into a different category . Not that what he did altered the course of events in his state at the time , but the attitude he took has a ...
... issue with which Lincoln was concerned at this time which deserves special mention because it falls into a different category . Not that what he did altered the course of events in his state at the time , but the attitude he took has a ...
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... issue . Kansas and Nebraska both had a majority of anti - slavery people ; in the end , they would make Kansas and Nebraska free states , although as Territories they were unable to prohibit slavery . But in the meanwhile every device ...
... issue . Kansas and Nebraska both had a majority of anti - slavery people ; in the end , they would make Kansas and Nebraska free states , although as Territories they were unable to prohibit slavery . But in the meanwhile every device ...
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... issues that divided North and South , and especially upon the issue of slavery , Lincoln was prepared to negotiate , to be moderate , to compromise , but it must be nego- tiation inside the Union . On the question of the Union there ...
... issues that divided North and South , and especially upon the issue of slavery , Lincoln was prepared to negotiate , to be moderate , to compromise , but it must be nego- tiation inside the Union . On the question of the Union there ...
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