Abraham Lincoln and the United StatesEnglish Universities Press, 1964 - 286 páginas |
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... became a state of the Union . Here , at a spot called Pidgeon Creek farm , near what became Gentryville in Spencer County , Lin- coln's father built what was known on the frontier as a ' half - faced camp ' - a structure closed on three ...
... became a state of the Union . Here , at a spot called Pidgeon Creek farm , near what became Gentryville in Spencer County , Lin- coln's father built what was known on the frontier as a ' half - faced camp ' - a structure closed on three ...
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... became the great cotton field of the world . The industry developed enormously , and slavery , held to be essential to its efficient con- duct , was thereafter the basis of prosperity and society in the Southern states . There could be ...
... became the great cotton field of the world . The industry developed enormously , and slavery , held to be essential to its efficient con- duct , was thereafter the basis of prosperity and society in the Southern states . There could be ...
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... became , a Presiden- tial candidate . In October 1860 he received a letter from a little girl in Westfield , New York , called Grace Bedell , who suggested that he should grow a beard so that he might look more dignified when he became ...
... became , a Presiden- tial candidate . In October 1860 he received a letter from a little girl in Westfield , New York , called Grace Bedell , who suggested that he should grow a beard so that he might look more dignified when he became ...
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