Abraham Lincoln And His Presidency volume V 1
Abraham Lincoln And His Presidency volume V 1
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Douglas led off with his " Prior to 1854 this country was divided into two great political parties, " and so forth, continuing on this line until he digressed to say of his opponents in the Anti-Nebraska canvass of the year named: They were Republicans or Abolitionists in the North, anti-Nebraska men down about Springfield, and in this neighborhood they contented themselves with talking about the inexpediency of the repeal of the Missouri Compromise. In the extreme northern counties they brough...t out men to canvass the State whose complexions suited their political creed, and hence Fred Douglass, the negro, was to be found there, following General Cass, and attempting to speak on behalf of Lincoln, Trumbull and Abolitionism against that illustrious Senator. Why, they brought Fred Douglas to Freeport, when I was addressing a meeting there, in a carriage driven by the white owner, the negro sitting inside with the white lady and her daughter. When I got through canvassing the northern counties that year, and progressed as far south as Springfield, I was met and opposed in dis- cussion by Lincoln, Love joy, Trumbull and Sidney Breese, who were on one side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Douglas led off with his " Prior to 1854 this country was divided into two great political parties, " and so forth, continuing on this line until he digressed to say of his opponents in the Anti-Nebraska canvass of the year named: They were Republicans or Abolitionists in the North, anti-Nebraska men down about Springfield, and in this neighborhood they contented themselves with talking about the inexpediency of the repeal of the Missouri Compromise. In the extreme northern counties they brough...t out men to canvass the State whose complexions suited their political creed, and hence Fred Douglass, the negro, was to be found there, following General Cass, and attempting to speak on behalf of Lincoln, Trumbull and Abolitionism against that illustrious Senator. Why, they brought Fred Douglas to Freeport, when I was addressing a meeting there, in a carriage driven by the white owner, the negro sitting inside with the white lady and her daughter. When I got through canvassing the northern counties that year, and progressed as far south as Springfield, I was met and opposed in dis- cussion by Lincoln, Love joy, Trumbull and Sidney Breese, who were on one side.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln And His Presidency volume V 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph H Joseph Hartwell Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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