Abraham Lincoln's Philosophy of Common Sense: An Analytical Biography of a Great Mind, Део 3New York Academy of Sciences, 1965 - 1443 страница |
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... judgment of the people for vindication , without relying on the support of the government and the use of justifying political propaganda to counteract the floods of critical censure against him , as is a common practice today . The ...
... judgment of the people for vindication , without relying on the support of the government and the use of justifying political propaganda to counteract the floods of critical censure against him , as is a common practice today . The ...
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... judgment on the moral question of slavery . I had publicly declared this many times , and in many ways . And I aver that , to this day , I have done no official act in mere deference to my abstract judgment and feeling on slavery . I ...
... judgment on the moral question of slavery . I had publicly declared this many times , and in many ways . And I aver that , to this day , I have done no official act in mere deference to my abstract judgment and feeling on slavery . I ...
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... judgment is against it ; which judgment , of course , I will yield if yours and his are the contrary . If he could not safely engage Lee at Williamsport , it seems absurd to sup- pose he can safely engage him now , when he has scarcely ...
... judgment is against it ; which judgment , of course , I will yield if yours and his are the contrary . If he could not safely engage Lee at Williamsport , it seems absurd to sup- pose he can safely engage him now , when he has scarcely ...
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