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"AMINADAB SLEEK AT JONES' WOOD." |
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Vanity Fair |
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September 22, 1860 |
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“My friends, there is no patriotic duty on earth more gratifying to my feelings than to make a speech over Mr. Lincoln's political
grave. [Loud cheers.] I do not make this remark out of any unkindness to Mr. Lincoln, but I believe that the good of his own
country requires it.”—Douglas's Speech, Wednesday, September 12th,
1860.
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