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Shaking hands with him was like touching a metal doorknob after having walked across a carpet : a shock ran through ... Since he had little law work on hand he spent his days and nights scouring the countryside , talking : talking to ...
Shaking hands with him was like touching a metal doorknob after having walked across a carpet : a shock ran through ... Since he had little law work on hand he spent his days and nights scouring the countryside , talking : talking to ...
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Let us die arms in hand , " he cried . " Our country demands the sacrifice . The example will not be lost . The blood of the slain will make heroes of the living . Those who follow will avenge our fall , and our country's wrongs .
Let us die arms in hand , " he cried . " Our country demands the sacrifice . The example will not be lost . The blood of the slain will make heroes of the living . Those who follow will avenge our fall , and our country's wrongs .
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If you ever turn your hand against me or the Latter Day Saints you will feel the hand of the Almighty upon you . " one ; Stephen Douglas began aspiring to the presidency when he was twenty- he ended by holding Lincoln's hat at the ...
If you ever turn your hand against me or the Latter Day Saints you will feel the hand of the Almighty upon you . " one ; Stephen Douglas began aspiring to the presidency when he was twenty- he ended by holding Lincoln's hat at the ...
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