Schuyler Colfax Quotes from Lincoln's Cooper Institute

THE ADDRESS OF THE HON. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. New York: George Nesbitt, 1860. 8vo. 32 pp. (note, two leaves bound out of place.) Disbound. *********** Lincoln's Cooper Institute speech, one of his most fam

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