Abraham Lincoln and his last resting place : a leaflet published for distribution at the National Lincoln monument in the city of Springfield, Illinois . tCm^^ jIv^ Z*( /t«s-#->^ i^.A*^^//Sr i Jli^ /i-twK^ ^v^T^ .?C-^-^i^J^IZj— ^^^ ^r->^ C^-~> 0?^^0 <^^Jt-^k-w_^ /rK-a^tr «J^ ^*L«,-v^^o i»<.tn^^ «<2<.J^c^* C^^ fc,- )(l,ju. / //^ 0^.. A B R A ? H A M L I N C 0 L N and HIS LAST resting place 1 ABRAHAM LINCOLN little thought as he penned the words,What I have done since then is pretty well known, that aworld would one day listen enthralled to the tale of what he haddone a
Abraham Lincoln and his last resting place : a leaflet published for distribution at the National Lincoln monument in the city of Springfield, Illinois . tCm^^ jIv^ Z*( /t«s-#->^ i^.A*^^//Sr i Jli^ /i-twK^ ^v^T^ .?C-^-^i^J^IZj— ^^^ ^r->^ C^-~> 0?^^0 <^^Jt-^k-w_^ /rK-a^tr «J^ ^*L«,-v^^o i»<.tn^^ «<2<.J^c^* C^^ fc,- )(l,ju. / //^ 0^.. A B R A ? H A M L I N C 0 L N and HIS LAST resting place 1 ABRAHAM LINCOLN little thought as he penned the words,What I have done since then is pretty well known, that aworld would one day listen enthralled to the tale of what he haddone and should do in the decade from 1855 to 1865. In 1854, the repeal of the Missouri Compromise of 1820 opened anew political era, and an agitation of the slavery question was begunwhich was destined to grow until the shackles were struck foreverfrom the hands of the slave. By this repeal slavery claimed protection everywhere; it sought tonationalize itself. At this time the question of popular sovereigntyarose, the right of the people of a territory to choose their own institu-tions, and upon this question Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Douglas fought thebattle of the giants, and Mr. Lincolns signal ability as an orator wasforever established. He became at once the leader of his party in theWest and the foremost champion of the liberties of the oppressed. In aabrahamlincolnhi4053john
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