Speech against slavery : AMs fragment, [1859].

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Speech against slavery : AMs fragment, [1859].

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Concerns the advantages of free labor over slavery. Believed to be from a speech delivered at Cincinnati 17 Sept. 1859. A manuscript of the speech, lacking this passage, is in the Robert Todd Lincoln Papers in the Library of Congress.

1 item (2 p.) in case ; 36 cm.

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