Abraham Lincoln and the United StatesHodder & Stoughton, 1948 - 286 páginas |
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... Tennessee , Missis- sippi and Alabama . But at the time of Lincoln's birth it was still wild and undeveloped . Only three of these states had been organised , Ken- tucky in 1792 , Tennessee in 1796 and Ohio in 1802. It is of fundamental ...
... Tennessee , Missis- sippi and Alabama . But at the time of Lincoln's birth it was still wild and undeveloped . Only three of these states had been organised , Ken- tucky in 1792 , Tennessee in 1796 and Ohio in 1802. It is of fundamental ...
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... in an attempt to ignore the issue which so violently divided the other parties . The Constitutional Union nominated John Bell , a Senator from Tennessee , for the Presidency . Y Here , then , were the four parties . 116 ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
... in an attempt to ignore the issue which so violently divided the other parties . The Constitutional Union nominated John Bell , a Senator from Tennessee , for the Presidency . Y Here , then , were the four parties . 116 ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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... Tennessee , the last two running into Kentucky , Tennessee and Alabama . There were railways intersecting these rivers at points the command of which was of great importance to the opposing sides . The fighting was a combination of ...
... Tennessee , the last two running into Kentucky , Tennessee and Alabama . There were railways intersecting these rivers at points the command of which was of great importance to the opposing sides . The fighting was a combination of ...
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