Abraham Lincoln Books Pamphlets Broadsides Medals Busts Personal Relics a
Abraham Lincoln Books Pamphlets Broadsides Medals Busts Personal Relics a
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Of course I am not the most impartial judge; yet with due allowance for this, I ven ture to hope that the Article entitled the President s Policy will be of value to the Country. I fear I am not quite worthy of all which is therein kindly svid of me personaNy. The Sentence of 12 lines commencing at the top of page 252, I could wish to be not exactly as it is. In what is there expressed, the writer has not correctly understood me. I have never had a theory that Secession could absolve States or ...People from their obligations. Precisely the Contrary is asserted in the Inaugural Address; and it was because of my belief in the continuation of those OBLIGATIONS, that I was puzzled, for a time as to denying the legal RIGHTS of those Citizens who remained individually innocent of Treason or Rebellion. But I meat no more now than to merely call attention to this point. Yours respectfully A. Lincoln. " Washington Jan 16, 1864. 670. LOWELL, JAMES RUSSET. The President s Policy. The Original Article as it appeared in the January Number of the North American Review.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course I am not the most impartial judge; yet with due allowance for this, I ven ture to hope that the Article entitled the President s Policy will be of value to the Country. I fear I am not quite worthy of all which is therein kindly svid of me personaNy. The Sentence of 12 lines commencing at the top of page 252, I could wish to be not exactly as it is. In what is there expressed, the writer has not correctly understood me. I have never had a theory that Secession could absolve States or ...People from their obligations. Precisely the Contrary is asserted in the Inaugural Address; and it was because of my belief in the continuation of those OBLIGATIONS, that I was puzzled, for a time as to denying the legal RIGHTS of those Citizens who remained individually innocent of Treason or Rebellion. But I meat no more now than to merely call attention to this point. Yours respectfully A. Lincoln. " Washington Jan 16, 1864. 670. LOWELL, JAMES RUSSET. The President s Policy. The Original Article as it appeared in the January Number of the North American Review.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln Books Pamphlets Broadsides Medals Busts Personal Relics a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George D Smith Firm to read onlineMoreLess
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