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1839-1844 ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Argues the Slave Case that Changed America. Superb Provenance. Commentary he was imprisoned at Bass

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he was imprisoned at Bass Rock for his work as a Scottish Presbyterian divine

missionaries continued to struggle with acclimatizing new missionaries to tropical regions with diseases westerners had often not encountered before and therefore had little resistance to

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Mayhew's letter concerning American Bishops

1839-1844 ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Argues the Slave Case that Changed America. Superb Provenance. Commentary he was imprisoned at BassVery important pair of volumes including the first published cases ever printed of a young then Illinois lawyer, Abraham Lincoln. The cases include the most important of his young career involving the freeing of a young slave named Nance. Adding to the interest, these particular copies belonged to Lincoln's long time friend, Presidential campaign manager, and afterward his nominee to the Supreme Court of the United States, Judge David Davis. The

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