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[83] A nickname for the southern part of Illinois.
[84] Henry Wilson has made his criticism in the words that "some of his[Lincoln's] assertions and admissions were both unsatisfactory andoffensive to anti-slavery men; betrayed too much of the spirit of casteand prejudice against color, and sound harshly dissonant by the side ofthe Proclamation of Emancipation and the grand utterances of his laterstate papers. " _Rise and Fall of the Slave Power_, ii. 576.
[85] Blaine, _Twenty Years of Congress..._, i. 145 [86] N. And H. Ii. 159, 160, 163; Arnold, 151; Lamon, 415, 416, and see406; Holland, 189; Wilson, _Rise and Fall of the Slave Power_, ii. 576;Blaine, _Twenty Years of Congress_, i. 148.
[87] Arnold, 144. This writer speaks with discriminating praiseconcerning Lincoln's oratory, p. 139. It is an illustration of Lincoln'shabit of adopting for permanent use any expression that pleased him, that this same phrase had been used by him in a speech made two yearsbefore this time. Holland, 151.
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[83] A nickname for the southern part of Illinois.
[84] Henry Wilson has made his criticism in the words that "some of his[Lincoln's] assertions and admissions were both unsatisfactory andoffensive to anti-slavery men; betrayed too much of the spirit of casteand prejudice against color, and sound harshly dissonant by the side ofthe Proclamation of Emancipation and the grand utterances of his laterstate papers. " _Rise and Fall of the Slave Power_, ii. 576.
[85] Blaine, _Twenty Years of Congress..._, i. 145 [86] N. And H. Ii. 159, 160, 163; Arnold, 151; Lamon, 415, 416, and see406; Holland, 189; Wilson, _Rise and Fall of the Slave Power_, ii. 576;Blaine, _Twenty Years of Congress_, i. 148.
[87] Arnold, 144. This writer speaks with discriminating praiseconcerning Lincoln's oratory, p. 139. It is an illustration of Lincoln'shabit of adopting for permanent use any expression that pleased him, that this same phrase had been used by him in a speech made two yearsbefore this time. Holland, 151.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln, volume I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morse, John Torrey, 1840-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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