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Excerpt from Stories and Speeches of Abraham Lincoln: Including Stories of Lincoln's Early Life, Stories of Lincoln as a Lawyer, Presidential Incidents, Stories of the War, Etc, , Etc, , Lincoln's Letters and Great Speeches Chronologically Arranged, With Biographical SketchJust previous to the fall of Vicksburg a self-con stituted committee, solicitous for the morals Of our armies, took it upon themselves to visit the President and urge the re...

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Excerpt from Abraham Lincoln: The Evolution of His Emancipation Policy, An Address Delivered Before the Chicago Historical Society, February 27, 1906These extracts show how early in the agitation growing out of the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, Lincoln had taken ground in opposition to slavery and in favor of its gradual abolition - a position which he consistently main tained up to the day Of his election to the Presidency. These views w...

Excerpt from Genesis of the Republican Party in IllinoisWhile it is generally acknowledged that Michigan took the lead in formally adopting the name Republican at a State Convention held at Jackson in that State, on July 6. 1854, it is still true-that the same sentiments were being zealously advocated in other States, especially Wisconsin, Massachusetts and other New England States.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thous...

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Excerpt from Abraham Lincoln: The Evolution of His Emancipation Policy, An Address Delivered Before the Chicago Historical Society, February 27, 1906 Mr. President, Ladies and Gentlemen of the Chicago Historical Society: Next to the service rendered in maintaining the integrity of the Union founded by Washington and his compatriots, nothing stands forth more prominent in the career of Abraham Lincoln than the foresight and achievement manife...