The History of Abraham Lincoln and the Overthrow of SlaveryBooks for Libraries Press, 1971 - 736 strani |
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Stran 169
... heart asked God's blessing upon " Honest Old Abe . " As he went forth upon his mission to fill his grand destiny , and to his final martyrdom , every where the hearts of the people went out to meet him . Their feelings found expres ...
... heart asked God's blessing upon " Honest Old Abe . " As he went forth upon his mission to fill his grand destiny , and to his final martyrdom , every where the hearts of the people went out to meet him . Their feelings found expres ...
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... heart and soul , sincerely and trustingly , in the poet's prayer : ' Now Father , lay thy healing hand In mercy on our stricken land ; Lead all its wanderers to the fold , And be their Shepherd , as of old . ' So shall our nation's song ...
... heart and soul , sincerely and trustingly , in the poet's prayer : ' Now Father , lay thy healing hand In mercy on our stricken land ; Lead all its wanderers to the fold , And be their Shepherd , as of old . ' So shall our nation's song ...
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... heart of Lincoln was above the prejudice of color , and when he saw a black soldier , with a brave , loyal heart , maimed , with an arm or a leg shot off in battle , his heart yearned towards him all the more , be- cause he was of a ...
... heart of Lincoln was above the prejudice of color , and when he saw a black soldier , with a brave , loyal heart , maimed , with an arm or a leg shot off in battle , his heart yearned towards him all the more , be- cause he was of a ...
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