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Abraham Lincoln's "House divided" address, delivered in Springfield, before the Illinois State Republican Convention, June 16, 1858

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A reproduction of the rare first printing, from the copy in the Illinois State Historical Library. With an introduction by Clyde C. Walton.
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  1. Controversial Literature
  2. Government
  3. Politics And Government, 1857 1861
  4. Slaver
  5. Slavery
  6. United States

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