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Abraham Lincoln, Volume I

Note 87 — Chapter V · THE LINCOLN-DOUGLAS JOINT DEBATE

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Arnold, 144. This writer speaks with discriminating praise concerning Lincoln's oratory, p. 139. It is an illustration of Lincoln's habit of adopting for permanent use any expression that pleased him, that this same phrase had been used by him in a speech made two years before this time. Holland, 151.

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