Speeches and Writings 1832-1858: Speeches, Letters, and Miscellaneous Writings : the Lincoln-Douglas Debates, Band 10A collection of over 240 speeches, letters, and drafts written by Abraham Lincoln between 1832 and 1858, the period during which he progressed from rural lawyer to the office of President of the United States. |
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Inhalt
Denotes verbatim newspaper accounts of speeches reprinted here in full that | 1 |
Denotes verbatim newspaper accounts of speeches reprinted here in full that | 9 |
Protest in the Illinois Legislature on Slavery | 18 |
Second Reply to James Adams October 18 1837 | 27 |
To Mrs Orville H Browning April 1 1838 | 37 |
Speech on the SubTreasury at Springfield Illinois | 44 |
To John T Stuart January 23 1841 | 66 |
To Mary Speed September 27 1841 | 73 |
To Lewis M Hays October 27 1852 | 298 |
To Richard J Oglesby September 8 1854 | 304 |
384 | 331 |
To Charles Hoyt November 10 1854 | 348 |
To Isham Reavis November s 1855 | 364 |
On Sectionalism c July 1856 | 370 |
Speech at Kalamazoo Michigan August 27 1856 | 376 |
Letter to Fillmore Men September 8 1856 | 382 |
To John T Stuart January 23 1841 | 81 |
To Joshua F Speed February 25 1842 | 92 |
To James Shields September 17 1842 | 101 |
To Henry E Dummer November 18 1845 | 113 |
To John J Hardin January 19 1846 | 123 |
Handbill Replying to Charges of Infidelity July | 139 |
To Andrew Johnston February 25 1847 | 145 |
To William H Herndon January 8 1848 | 160 |
To Jonathan R Diller January 19 1848 | 171 |
To Josephus Hewett February 13 1848 | 174 |
To David Lincoln April 2 1848 | 180 |
To Mary Todd Lincoln June 12 1848 | 186 |
To William H Herndon June 22 1848 | 199 |
Speech in the U S House of Representatives on | 205 |
To William Schouler August 28 1848 | 221 |
To Walter Davis January S 1849 | 226 |
To William B Warren and Others April 7 1849 | 232 |
To Thomas Ewing June 22 1849 | 240 |
To John D Johnston February 23 1850 | 244 |
To John D Johnston January 12 1851 | 256 |
Speech to the Scott Club of Springfield Illinois | 273 |
To Newton Deming and George P Strong May 25 1857 | 388 |
Speech to the Jury in the Rock Island Bridge Case | 404 |
On the Republican Party c November 1857 | 419 |
House Divided Speech at Springfield Illinois | 426 |
To John L Scripps June 23 1858 | 434 |
Speech at Springfield Illinois July 17 1858 | 460 |
To John Mathers July 20 1858 | 479 |
Portion of Speech at Havana Illinois August 14 1858 | 485 |
First LincolnDouglas Debate Ottawa Illinois | 495 |
To Joseph O Cunningham August 22 1858 | 536 |
Third LincolnDouglas Debate Jonesboro Illinois | 586 |
Verse to Linnie Haggard September 30 1858 | 685 |
Seventh LincolnDouglas Debate Alton Illinois | 774 |
To James N Brown October 18 1858 | 822 |
December 26 1839 | 835 |
Note on the Texts | 853 |
To Thomas Ewing October 13 1849 242 | 855 |
To Martin S Morris March 26 1843 | 860 |
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