They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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McClellan was assailed as a traitor to his country and his soldiers ; he was accused of being a coward under fire , his record torn to shreds , his abortive mutinies exposed ; he was charged with a plot to murder Lincoln , with being ...
McClellan was assailed as a traitor to his country and his soldiers ; he was accused of being a coward under fire , his record torn to shreds , his abortive mutinies exposed ; he was charged with a plot to murder Lincoln , with being ...
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He had reckoned without Abraham Lincoln . The Douglas - Lincoln debates are the most famous of modern times . They ranged the width and breadth of Illinois , with the nation following them avidly in the press .
He had reckoned without Abraham Lincoln . The Douglas - Lincoln debates are the most famous of modern times . They ranged the width and breadth of Illinois , with the nation following them avidly in the press .
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Lincoln by telling them that if the Republican were elected the south would secede , it was a courageous act for him to plead with the Fire Eaters to accept the verdict of the people . It took courage for him to say , " In my opinion ...
Lincoln by telling them that if the Republican were elected the south would secede , it was a courageous act for him to plead with the Fire Eaters to accept the verdict of the people . It took courage for him to say , " In my opinion ...
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